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Hey Guys,
Just my thought...but taking a 20mm strap for a watch that can take a 21mm strap is just not OK. Better take a 22mm strap!!
To begin...the pushpin can be easily pop out when strap is 1mm too small...and secondly...it's just no sight, not done.
The difference is the details...and details make the difference!
Here's mine 21mm lugged 11063 with a 22mm strap...looking quite good in my eyes(and it's an ATG strap too ;-) );
Cheers,
Abel.
: In your first picture the 21mm looks a bit cramped. I'm no expert
: but it looks to me that 20mm would be a perfect fit.
: I'm sure you have heard the jokes about the 'silly millimeter
: '.:>)))
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