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Everest Curved End Racing Leather Watch Strap Black with Red stitching for Rolex Sports Models

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Everest Curved End Racing Leather Watch Strap Black with Red stitching for Rolex Sports ModelsThe inspiration for Everests Curved End Racing Leather Straps comes from Rolexs long history of supporting automobile racing. Everest wanted to create a line of watch straps that inspires the racing enthusiast in you. Everest has designed three unique colour combinations of perforated leather straps that both complement the look of your Rolex and mimic the interior of a sports car. These beautiful leather racing straps are available in three colour

The inspiration for Everest’s Curved End Racing Leather Straps comes from Rolex’s long history of supporting automobile racing. Everest wanted to create a line of watch straps that inspires the racing enthusiast in you. Everest has designed three unique colour combinations of perforated leather straps that both complement the look of your Rolex and mimic the interior of a sports car. These beautiful leather racing straps are available in three colour combinations: Black with White stitching, Black with Red stitching and White with Red stitching.

As with all of Everest’s leather straps, these straps are made utilizing only the best Italian leathers. The Everest Curved End Racing Leather Strap adds an elegant sporty feel to your watch yet retains the essence of the Rolex sport watch perfectly if not enhancing it. Everest Bands produce the world’s finest aftermarket Rolex watch straps. The flawless fit, craftsmanship, rich colours and robustness of Everest Bands make them stand out amongst other watch straps.  WatchStraps.ie is delighted to be an Official EU and Ireland Retailer for Everest Bands.

This Everest Curved End Racing Leather Strap is compatible with:

  • Submariner: 16800, 168000, & 16610, Ceramic 116610, 114060 & gold models
  • Explorer I – 39mm: 214270
  • Explorer II: 16570 & 16550
  • Sea-Dweller: 16600 & 16660
  • Daytona in Stainless Steel and Yellow Gold that came originally with bracelet strap* (NOT compatible with the white gold or rose gold versions).
  • Yacht-Master: 16622, 16623, 16628.
  • GMT Master I & II – Ref: 16760, 16700 & 16710
  • GMT Master II – Ceramic: 116710 and all gold or colour variations.

What makes Everest Watch Straps so special?

Quality – Every single aspect of the Everest watch strap has been considered and thought through in painstaking detail to ensure a flawless product that maintains the essence of your Rolex watch perfectly.  Everest Curved End Racing Leather Straps are Swiss made in traditional French style with Italian perforated racing leather, the same fine quality used in Italian and German sports cars

Robust Tang Buckle – Unlike cheaper straps the Everest buckle is made from a solid piece of 316L steel, the buckle tongue is robust and sits perfectly flush into the buckle creating a ‘barely-there’ feel  

Soft Hypoallergenic Lining – All Everest Curved End Leather Racing Straps feature a soft hypoallergenic lining.

2 Rolex Style spring bars included – 2 high quality 2.0mm Rolex style spring bars are included with all Everest Bands

Case Connection -  Everest Bands are precision made and fit flawlessly with your watch case - the case connection is gap-free, resistant to jarring and keeps the essence of a Rolex watch perfectly

Hardened inserts – The curved ends feature hardened ABS inserts embedded in the connection end of the strap to the case to ensure a perfect fit but also protect and relieve pressure on the spring bar channel ensuring a very safe fit

Strength – The team at WatchStraps.ie have been wearing Everest Straps solidly for over 2 years, they have never stretched, split or let us down on the toughest of adventures.

Don’t worry about scratching your bracelet – Protect your original bracelet from knocks and scratches and let your Everest Band do the hard work!

Swiss Made - Everest bands are manufactured at the world’s foremost watch strap facility in Switzerland (the same used by very well-known luxury watch brands), the engineering and tooling used to craft Everest bands is second to none ensuring made to fit with the highest tolerances to your Rolex watch case.

Specifications

  • Precision fit to your Rolex model – curved end perfectly connects to the case
  • Swiss made in traditional French style
  • Italian perforated racing leather - same fine quality used in Italian and German sports cars
  • Soft hypoallergenic Lining
  • ABS plastic insert permanently embedded at the case connection point
  • To fit 20mm lug width
  • Solid 316L Steel Buckle
  • Your order includes two Rolex style 2.0mm spring bars and custom buckle
  • 8 sizing holes to fit to any wrist
  • 80mm + 120mm length
  • 2 heavy duty strap keepers
  • Available in 3 Colour combinations: Black with White stitching, Black with Red stitching, White with Red stitching.
  • Watch not included

 

Watchstraps.ie is an official authorized Everest Horology dealer. Watchstraps.ie and its products are not affiliated with, authorized, or endorsed by Rolex SA. All watches, likeness, and logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Rolex SA.

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