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 Posted: Tue Sep 4th, 2007 11:07 pm
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 A few shots of the Ted/UTT Swiss ammo pouch strap on an Italian Precista LE hand6.gif Man I love this strap...the leather is like no other I have seen and it is truly Vintage!
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 Posted: Tue Sep 4th, 2007 11:12 pm
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 That makes a great looking combo on the Italian LE, Oscar.  Am hoping to jump on the non-LE when Eddie gets them back in stock.  How hard is the strap changes on that style lug?  :?
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 The Ted strap has found a home on the Italian for sure and the 25mm size is a perfect fit! hand6.gif Strap changes are not hard you just have to watch out not to lose the tiny screws :D
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 Posted: Tue Sep 4th, 2007 11:22 pm
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 Sounds like I'll have to ring Ted up when I get mine.  And I may need your assistance the first time or two putting it on there... ;)

oagaspar wrote: The Ted strap has found a home on the Italian for sure and the 25mm size is a perfect fit! hand6.gif Strap changes are not hard you just have to watch out not to lose the tiny screws :D
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 That suits that watch well Oscar. hand6.gif
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 Wow, O!! That's the perfect combo. Looks smashing!!
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 Posted: Wed Sep 5th, 2007 09:17 am
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 TY...it really is Awesome and the feel on is amazinghand6.gif Steve it's not all that hard to change straps with the wire lug set up...all you do is remove the screw from the under case side and pull out the lug...I only do 1 side instead of both and there is a less chance of losing the litte screw.....woohoo.gif I had my jeweler refit/tap the Italian with thicker wire lugs and larger screws from PaneraiThumbsUp02.gif
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 Cool, thanks for the info Oscar...

oagaspar wrote: TY...it really is Awesome and the feel on is amazinghand6.gif Steve it's not all that hard to change straps with the wire lug set up...all you do is remove the screw from the under case side and pull out the lug...I only do 1 side instead of both and there is a less chance of losing the litte screw.....woohoo.gif I had my jeweler refit/tap the Italian with thicker wire lugs and larger screws from PaneraiThumbsUp02.gif
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 srh_pres wrote:
YW Steve....I am even thinking of having the jeweler make me solid one piece lug bars and soldering them in like the original Rolex for Panerai Radiomir and have Ted make me a open end strap that will snap or screw in like a pic I have of the original strap used on the watchhand6.gif Cool, thanks for the info Oscar...

oagaspar wrote: TY...it really is Awesome and the feel on is amazinghand6.gif Steve it's not all that hard to change straps with the wire lug set up...all you do is remove the screw from the under case side and pull out the lug...I only do 1 side instead of both and there is a less chance of losing the litte screw.....woohoo.gif I had my jeweler refit/tap the Italian with thicker wire lugs and larger screws from PaneraiThumbsUp02.gif
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 The vintage combo looks far better than I had imagined.

 

Enjoy them both Oscar!

 

Have a nice weekend.

 

Ted

 

 

 
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