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snowcrash · 23 April 2017, 05:16 AM

Didn't find too many SD4K watches on an Everest. Lots of Subs and GMTs so thought I would share a couple pics and throw down a little initial review/thoughts.

Kind of on the expansive side for a piece of rubber but wow is this Everest band extremely comfortable. I absolutely love it. I know there are bracelet guys, rubber/silicone guys and NATO guys. Me, personally, I like em all. Each time I swap a strap out it feels like a whole new watch. Anyway, this is going to def be one of my go to straps. With my active lifestyle I think it's going to fit right in! Was super easy making the swap (I bought the spring bar tool as well). We will see how it lasts the test of time, but initial impressions are good.

23 April 2017, 05:16 AM	#1
snowcrash "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Real Name: Aaron Location: Boston MA Watch: 1665 DRSD Mk/4 Posts: 106	SD4k on an Everest Band Didn't find too many SD4K watches on an Everest. Lots of Subs and GMTs so thought I would share a couple pics and throw down a little initial review/thoughts. Kind of on the expansive side for a piece of rubber but wow is this Everest band extremely comfortable. I absolutely love it. I know there are bracelet guys, rubber/silicone guys and NATO guys. Me, personally, I like em all. Each time I swap a strap out it feels like a whole new watch. Anyway, this is going to def be one of my go to straps. With my active lifestyle I think it's going to fit right in! Was super easy making the swap (I bought the spring bar tool as well). We will see how it lasts the test of time, but initial impressions are good. __________________ -Aaron 1665 DRSD MK4 Sea Dweller 14060M 2-Line Submariner 216570 Polar Explorer II

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