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: The pricing is a bit odd, since these
: chronograph coax watches are only a few
: hunder Euro more than the Bond coax with no
: added functions.
: Kautschuk means rubber or rubberized in at
: least 2 languages so I'm guessing it's just
: a rubber strap.
Yeah, from what I've seen it is rubber that is made to look like leather. It gives you the benefits of water and sweat resistance that you don't get from Omega's premium alligator straps.
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