Showing posts with label The Rubber Strap Project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Rubber Strap Project. Show all posts

Friday, 22 March 2019

THE RUBBER STRAP PROJECT #8: WAY208C/D.FT6142

WAY208C.FT6142                          WAY208D.FT6142

Long term readers might remember my 'Rubber Strap Project' from the early days of the blog. I'm not about to resurrect it as a regular feature, but I wanted to make this post because today I've finally been able to ascertain that the FT6142 strap is a viable option for these two Aquaracers, both of which I've been very keen on for a very long time. I thought there was a strap like this that I presumed would fit, but I hadn't been able to certain that it was available without the yellow backing. Now thanks to Tom at TAG Heuer I can make an informed decision, because these two have been on my list for a long time and I think I would have bought one or the other if it wasn't for the straps that they come on as standard (nylon on the WAY208C and Nato on the WAY208D). Personally I think they look fantastic, the only problem is now I want both of them!

Wednesday, 1 February 2017

Friday, 20 January 2017

THE RUBBER STRAP PROJECT: #5 (WAY101B.FT6068)

WAY101B + FT6068

THE RUBBER STRAP PROJECT: #4 (CV2A80.FT6007)

CV2A80 + FT6007

THE RUBBER STRAP PROJECT: #3 (WAY208B.FT6068)

WAY208B + FT6068

Leaving aside the cyclops, the thing I don't like about this watch is the blue nylon strap. This look so much better, although unfortunately this strap has a yellow back which is visible from the side, which would rather spoil the look. Still it looks great head-on.

Thursday, 19 January 2017

THE RUBBER STRAP PROJECT: #2 (CV2A84.FT6042)

CV2A84 + FT6042

THE RUBBER STRAP PROJECT: #1 (CR2080.FT6042)

CR2080 + FT6042

The Rubber Strap Project is an ongoing series where I will manipulate pictures of existing watches so that you can see how they look with rubber straps from other TAG models. These watches are not for sale, but potentially they could be put together if you buy the watch and the strap separately.