New adapters arrived!
😊I'm not a super carbon fanboy but damn I love that aggressive grippy rubber backing on that strap.. Just saw you answer someone else stating Hirsh
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Nope, I just sourced from ebay....Did you hunt down , track & locate the very best place to order the bracelet? If so again name dropping stores names is totally welcomed on here
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Where did you get the lug adapters? How does it look on the wrist?New adapters arrived!
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Jay and Kay...same as the others a page or two back. I got the 22mm because the EO strap is 23mm and most others I have that I thought might work are 22.Where did you get the lug adapters? How does it look on the wrist?
I’ve ordered from them before. He’s a solid solid seller. Really good dude.Japan treasure factory off Amazon. Ordered on Saturday and it gets in today!
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Still haven't tried out the GWG-2k, but you hit the nail on the head as to my primary reason why. Replacing a GWG-1k bezel costs about $12, while the four little pressed carbon bezel guards at 12-3-6-9 o'clock on the GWG-2000 cost about $185(!!!) combined to replace.Anyone else find the plastic and carbon bumper guards on GWG-2000 easy to scratch? No that I really care, but they are more fragile compares to the resin bezel on GWG-1000.
I got a couple light scratches on the plastic bumper at 9 o'clock and the carbon bumper at 6 o'clock from casual wearing. Not too visible though due to the pattern of the carbon.Still haven't tried out the GWG-2k, but you hit the nail on the head as to my primary reason why. Replacing a GWG-1k bezel costs about $12, while the four little pressed carbon bezel guards at 12-3-6-9 o'clock on the GWG-2000 cost about $185(!!!) combined to replace.
From what I have read here and elsewhere, the GWG-2k is the Mudmaster to get if you usually dress business casual and aren't too rough on your watches, while the GWG-1k is the Mudmaster to get for "Hulk, SMASH!" duty. I've been tempted by crazy deals on the TLC, but am probably going to give it a while before trying any GWG-2k to hopefully see how they hold up after a few years of hard use.
Depends on which model you buy for and who you buy from, but no matter what it's going to cost a heck of a lot more than a GWG-1k bezel. Here's what PacParts is asking for GWG-2000-1A3 replacements at the time of this posting. Comes up to $185.16 + S&H, assuming you can reuse your "decorative piece, bezel inner" plastic bits.I got a couple light scratches on the plastic bumper at 9 o'clock and the carbon bumper at 6 o'clock from casual wearing. Not too visible though due to the pattern of the carbon.
The 2 carbon bumpers at 12 and 6 o'clock cost more than $200. 🙂
The bumper at 9 and 3 o'clock are hard plastics.
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Ah, they have lowered the price. My screenshot was from Pacparts a while back.Depends on which model you buy for and who you buy from, but no matter what it's going to cost a heck of a lot more than a GWG-1k bezel. Here's what PacParts is asking for GWG-2000-1A3 replacements at the time of this posting. Comes up to $185.16 + S&H, assuming you can reuse your "decorative piece, bezel inner" plastic bits.
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Yup, that was disappointing to learn. I don't baby mine and pretty much use it as intended. I wear it almost daily to hike and climb, and also when I exercise. If I am not wearing it, it sits at the bottom of my hiking bag banging around. It has taken a lot of bumps and still looks new. For me, I'm perfectly fine with wear and enjoy it on watches that are meant to be beaten and thrown around, but yeah, I like having a $12 dollar bezel swap option as opposed to almost $200 just in case.Still haven't tried out the GWG-2k, but you hit the nail on the head as to my primary reason why. Replacing a GWG-1k bezel costs about $12, while the four little pressed carbon bezel guards at 12-3-6-9 o'clock on the GWG-2000 cost about $185(!!!) combined to replace.
From what I have read here and elsewhere, the GWG-2k is the Mudmaster to get if you usually dress business casual and aren't too rough on your watches, while the GWG-1k is the Mudmaster to get for "Hulk, SMASH!" duty. I've been tempted by crazy deals on the TLC, but am probably going to give it a while before trying any GWG-2k to hopefully see how they hold up after a few years of hard use.