So far I've been using cheap nato straps.
I thought "I'll just order a couple of cheap ones, just to see how I like them, and the color and such, then I'll order more expensive versions of the ones I like the best", but they're surprisingly decent. I haven't really felt the need for using more expensive natos.

Chink natos p gud

I'd steer clear of chink leather though

Yeh, the leather band I use is from my Timex Red Wing.

I had a single leather nato from China, and it was shit.

>Timex

TICK.

TICK.

TICK.

TICK.

TICK.

not mine m8

Mine was so loud

http://img.cdn2.vietnamnet.vn/Images/english/2015/07/22/15/20150722153637-2.jpg

The non-chronograph versions of my watch are ticking loudly, but the chronograph is really quiet.

rate pho chinking a croc

I'd only get a OS-20 or VK64 based chronograph tbh

i dunno, I got the Timex chronograph for less than half price a couple of weeks after release. I think it was well worth. It's the watch that has gotten me the most compliments, anyway.

Seems kinda big

4U

It's 42mm. Pretty standard.

Huh

Shame that the movement is so tiny

I mean I do spend far too much time drooling over integrated manufacture chronographs

@Deleted User not liking the ticking

mechanical watch ticks are so nice to listen to

My Timex was quartz

oh

fuck that then

Most Timexes people wear today are quartz

Even if they used to make mechanicals for several decades

my mechanical watch is really quiet tho

I put it in a bedside drawer

still TICK. TICK. TICK. TICK

p sure this one was louder than a timex

I had a Swatch. Now, that shit was loud.

literally put it inside a cabinet and wrapped in a shirt to sleep at night

>Swatch

Now that's old tech

Didn't they try to make their own universal time?