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: Now, I am aware of Omega's fine quality and reputation.
: However, I think that $600 for a RUBBER strap is a bit much
Their rubber strap is not a simple watch strap made of rubber. It has a heavy duty rubber diver's bracelet with very elaborate clasp mechanism and diver's extension. I only got a brief look at one once, but I was impressed.
But still, $600 is rather pricey. Try contacting Omega customer service and see how much they charge to order it directly through them.
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