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drdenn · 23 July 2011, 05:09 PM

On one of my previous threads I was asking about putting NATO straps on my new sub C. one of the responses i got was that many previous posts have indicated that putting a NATO strap on non-drilled lug models is risky business, as strap can somehow catch on the teeth of the spring bars and cause them to come out. This would pretty much suck if it resulted in my tool watch making me the tool who lost it! Does anyone else have experience or additional thoughts on this matter?

23 July 2011, 05:09 PM	#1
drdenn Banned Join Date: Jun 2011 Real Name: Honey Rider Location: San Diego Watch: Rolex Sub C 116610 Posts: 143	Are NATO straps really safe on non-drilled lugs? On one of my previous threads I was asking about putting NATO straps on my new sub C. one of the responses i got was that many previous posts have indicated that putting a NATO strap on non-drilled lug models is risky business, as strap can somehow catch on the teeth of the spring bars and cause them to come out. This would pretty much suck if it resulted in my tool watch making me the tool who lost it! Does anyone else have experience or additional thoughts on this matter?

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