Watchlords

So you have a nice wristwatch, all shiny and polished to perfection… the question now is how comfortable are you wearing them? The point being asked is an essential element to any timepiece worn on skin. Every wristwatch is as good only as its wearability. Most high end brands spend a lot of resources on research and development for their watch bands stressing the importance of not only aesthetics but comfort. Many strap technologies have been developed for this matter addressing different issues like skin sensitivity, durability, flexibility, and of course user friendliness. If a band takes forever to be secured or stains your expensive suit (sweaty skin in sweltering heat situations), then its design is simply flawed. With this being said, a good cheap strap is hard to come by but not anymore, introducing CheapestNatoStraps by Sofie Björklund.

https://wristreview.com/introducing-kva ... atostraps/

I was intrigued, so I clicked on the link, found out they were NATOs, and vomited on my suede shoes.

conjurer wrote:I was intrigued, so I clicked on the link, found out they were NATOs, and vomited on my suede shoes.

You'd be better served with rubber NATOs in that case

And rubber shoes.
Wear a condom for that 'all over' rubberised feel.

Conj, put your hand over your eyes and scroll down to see two piece suede bands in the link.

conjurer wrote:so I clicked on the link, found out they were NATOs

Thanks for the heads up conj, you saved me from clicking the link.

Suede NATOs? These look beyond Wagnerianly ghey. What was the next level of ghey above Wagnerianly ghey?

MKTheVintageBloke wrote:Suede NATOs? These look beyond Wagnerianly ghey. What was the next level of ghey above Wagnerianly ghey?

Ozymandian.

Falstaff wrote:

MKTheVintageBloke wrote:Suede NATOs? These look beyond Wagnerianly ghey. What was the next level of ghey above Wagnerianly ghey?

Ozymandian.

Not exactly fond of Shelley, are we?

Nope.

I won't be swayed by suede.
Nope