Swiss Ammo strap with Skulls for U-Boat Flightdeck
Swiss Ammo strap with Skulls for U-Boat Flightdeck – These great photos from my good customer Andreas of his U-boat Flightdeck F1 Singapore special edition in Titanium look great. Something about adding cool Rivets at the lugs that my customers love on these U-Boat straps. I offer a number of Rivet options in Skulls, Skulls with Crossbones, as well as others such as Fleur de Lis, and even Rivets that I make myself from Bullet casings. If you have an Idea for a strap with Rivet accents hit me up, I’m happy to explore some options with you.
Andreas’s strap was made from leather Salvaged from a 1967 Swiss Ammunition pouch to a width of 24mm, only tapering just at the strap attachment point to fit the 23mm lug width of the U-Boat Flightdeck. I have done this on a number of occasions with these watches, as they are quite massive and benefit from a wider strap and a more massive buckle. This strap features our 24mm, vintage style, flat, sewn-in buckle which is massive at about 3mm thick and I think will offer a great counterbalance to this massive 50mm Flightdeck, while although rendered in Titanium, is still a substantial timepiece.
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If in addition to the photos here, you would like to read further details about some of the many straps I have made for the U-Boat watches over the years, please follow this link to a blog post relating to Dangerous9straps for U-Boat
If you would like to see and read more about Swiss Ammo straps that I have made over the years, please follow this link to a list of Swiss Ammo strap blog posts or by clicking on the related links at the bottom of this post.
To read more about all kinds of straps that I have made with all kinds of rivets over the years, please follow this link: Rivet straps by Dangerous9straps
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If you would like me to build this strap for your U-Boat or any other watch, please don’t hesitate to contact me right away to begin your custom strap consultation. You are always welcome to e-mail me at Dangerous9straps@gmail.com or simply click on the contact button at the top of this blog and complete the brief contact form and I will get back to you right away. I would be happy to hear from you!
