Nice video, but my biggest complaint about many straps is how they actually wear. I've had gorgeous looking straps that are just plain uncomfortable - for example the leather strap that came with my Tissot is just unwearable and refuses to break in!!
I have exactly the same issue however I have found that Bison straps on Amazon are bigger than most , I refuse to pay more than £50.00 for a strap, hirsch xl size are very nice look on e bay for them.
I am a big fan of Hirsch. They produce just about any type of strap imaginable. They can be pricey yet they are worth every cent. I also like Squale's vulcanized rubber straps. Again, they can be pricey. However, you will be pleasantly surprised as to their quality.
In terms of rubber straps, the Delugs CTS is amazing in my experience. For third party bracelets, Forstner is my go to. For leather, which isn't exactly my usual preference, Bulang and sons and Veblenist are very nice in the 100-200 range. In the budget range, Vario make great leather straps.
Ahhh straps...with all the money id have an entire stock of various ones. The best way to really get the mileage out of your wrist piece and differentiate or compliment personal style
Thats a nice video, but stop being a coward. Why do you have to worry about vegans opinions? Its their choice. You should live by your own choices. Be a man. You can have your own opinions and values
This made me smile, I get that it can come across that way, I brought it up because while I'm not against leather, I am not a fan of some animal materials for straps, and so I feel it would be hypocritical if I didn't discuss it at all.
