Chronograph 1938 with light brown strap

[hoggboy16]

Hello all,

I'm currently considering a 1938 Chronograph but am wondering which colour croc strap to get. On the website, the light brown looks really nice, but am not sure how it looks when worn. Does anybody have a wrist shot of a Chrono 1938 with light brown croc strap?

I had a look around on here but couldn't find anything. Here is a link to the strap I'm referring to: chronograph 1938 polished

Cheers in advance!

[stuffler,mike]

[hoggboy16]

Nice shots Mike, thanks!

I'm still undecided! Am hoping I can wear the 1938 with both a suit and casual clothes. My previous watch had a light brown croc strap but it looked out of place when I wore casual clothes.

[Plälzer]

I would take that strap.

[KevinP.]

WOW!

First time seeing live photos of the black dial chronos and they look amazing. I love how clean and elegant the dial looks, definitely my style.

I wonder if they'll be getting these back in stock anytime soon.

[sager]

Middle brown is the best color IMO. I ordered mine and cannot wait for it to be delivered.

I understand your concern about it looking out of place with casual attire. A good excuse to get two straps :)

[brainless]

@ KevinP:

I wonder if they'll be getting these back in stock anytime soon.

Probably not - since there are so many pre-orders for that watch.
You have to order one by yourself. Afterwards you will endure the sweet torture of waiting for this fine chronograph.
The payment has to be done about ten days before the watch will be provided to your address.

Good luck,


Volker

[DonSanto]

I like to match my strap color with the color of my belt and shoes. Black shoes, black belt and black strap. Brown shoes, brown belt and brown strap and so on (if it's not a metal strap). :)

I think that that the middle brown strap is the one the looks best among the brown ones. But that's my personal opinion and taste and since that color best matches my shoes I went for the middle brown.

Some pictures here:

[KevinP.]

@ KevinP:

Probably not - since there are so many pre-orders for that watch.
You have to order one by yourself. Afterwards you will endure the sweet torture of waiting for this fine chronograph.
The payment has to be done about ten days before the watch will be provided to your address.

Good luck,


Volker

It's torture indeed, I'm currently waiting on a Flieger.

On the Stowa site the black 1938 is listed as 'not on stock'. There isn't an option to add to cart or wish list?

Maybe I should send an e-mail asking.

[brainless]

That's the way to get a watch,


Volker