Nice straps, I cannot see any flaws in the stitching. I most liked that #3 vintage yellow, but it is very hard to overlook that #1 yellow strap. All these straps should be worn and appreciated by someone.
I am not saying I am interested as I have no 24mm watches and too many straps. But great construction.
Nice straps, I cannot see any flaws in the stitching. I most liked that #3 vintage yellow, but it is very hard to overlook that #1 yellow strap. All these straps should be worn and appreciated by someone.
I am not saying I am interested as I have no 24mm watches and too many straps. But great construction.
I think the sewn ins are the most secure way to make a strap, never have to worry about pins breaking or screws coming loose, probably my favourite type of buckle, unfortunately most people like to change them out, for me though nothing beats a killer strap with a secure sewn in buckle, it just works best without any possible hiccups.
I think the sewn ins are the most secure way to make a strap, never have to worry about pins breaking or screws coming loose, probably my favourite type of buckle, unfortunately most people like to change them out, for me though nothing beats a killer strap with a secure sewn in buckle, it just works best without any possible hiccups.
Not all straps I make are yellow although it seems to be my favorite color. I call this one vintage latte brown. The color of the thread in real life matches the leather better than I can capture in pictures for some reason.
All the hard work finishing the buckles really paid off. The way the light evenly reflects the light is beautiful and the soft rounded edges are just enough but not too much. Nice!
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Super impressive. Sitting alone, they look a bit thin and even maybe edgy, in that I'd be concerned about them digging into the wrist. But the shots on-strap are a bit more encouraging. Regardless, well done!
For a moment there I thought you meant the leather was edgy LOL but then I realized you meant the buckles. The buckles are rounded (some more than others) and when worn one would rarely notice the buckle "digging in".
This strap is "dyed" with coffee. Doesn't smell like coffee though... it is quite soft as coffee does not stiffen the leather same way as alcohol based dyes do.
This strap is "dyed" with coffee. Doesn't smell like coffee though... it is quite soft as coffee does not stiffen the leather same way as alcohol based dyes do.
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