I Was Wrong (thank you for being right)

[@WINDINGCROWNS]

Wow! Kudos to you Rob. That is a video I dont think Timeteller will ever make 😂 and he's wrong all the time. 😆

[@RandomRobReviews]

Even when your wrong, you could have been right. Lol

[@chulkcha]

Rob, can U do a video on how to wear a single pass NATO strap?

[@tezzanewton]

At least with the Timeteller, you can pay him cash to be his friend , then buy a coffee mug with his likeness on it.

[@WINDINGCROWNS]

@@tezzanewton haha 😂

[@RandomRobReviews]

Terry Newton
I have that option too, join my patreon group. Haha

[@rockthewatch]

That’s a pretty sweet strap Rob. It’s OK we all get it wrong sometimes. Keep Rocking those Watches man 🤘🏻

[@robertnorth1681]

Humility is almost always the entry to learning. It’s a good reminder to all of us to be open to the idea we can always learn more.

[@SmurfPerfect]

Good of you to be flexible in your approach to things! I have that exact C&B strap, and I needed to adjust it by lengthening it too 😊. Nice Sinn! I have a 356 and love it.

[@elarson312]

The Tudor looks great on that strap. Good on you to be flexible Rob. Your channel is so different than most watch RUclips channels as it’s ok to be wrong. It shows flexibility and the ability to get even better.

[@qadrik]

You’re giving us lessons in humility. Bravo, sir!

[@drwindsurf]

I am truly impressed Rob, it takes courage to admit we are wrong. Cudos 😊👍

[@boozedancingtv]

Thanks for the shout out. Glad you got it to work for you. It’s a very well made strap and it looks perfect on that Tudor. Enjoy!

[@RandomRobReviews]

Thanks for the help

[@boozedancingtv]

Random Rob Happy to help! 🥃

[@chrishastings1105]

Good on you man. I love my C&B straps. Thanks for the great content.

[@alastairheptonstall7982]

I love the Crown and Buckle HD Nato. For any diver that needs a 22mm strap in particular it's fantastic because the strap is quite a bit thicker than a normal nato and just gives a better visual balance when used with a larger diver. I use them on all my Seiko divers. Great content Rob, thanks!

[@marctanth]

Glad that I could be of help.
Your Tudor and strap combo is looking real good !!!

[@RandomRobReviews]

Yes. Thanks

[@paul--b]

I have the Tudor and a heap of Chevrons for variety. I rarely use the Tudor as it’s so soft and nice I feel like I will wear it out. Maybe not, it could be stronger than the Chevron, who knows... Comfort wise, the Tudor is a big step up.

[@karlsenula9495]

It takes a confident man to admit when he is wrong - good for you.
You know even Chuck Norris thought he was wrong once ... when he thought he made a mistake.

[@trevbarlow9719]

The Crown and Buckle Chevron strap is fantastic! I'm wearing it now!

[@Miamis4me305]

This was the first strap I bought for the bb58. It looks just as good as the Tudor and from this I’ve only worn the watch on nothing but cloth straps. From Erikas to Luffs. Crown & Buckle hit a homer with this line.

[@LamarFaciane]

Cool brother! Much respect to you for posting this👊🏽

[@alinntimpu2943]

I wasn't able to find the second video on the strap for more info, do you recall what colour the strap was? I'm not certain if it's midnight blue or black

[@Orangestardust]

If we could all admit our mistakes with such humility this hellscape we call reality would be a much better place.

[@whatthe6532]

Nice Rob and you’ve really lifted your nail game.

[@RandomRobReviews]

Lol.

[@BlackdiamondWIS]

Thanks for review, are those car door hinge bolts on left?

[@RandomRobReviews]

Yeah, for older Jeep

[@watchesandcaps2566]

I'm on my 6th C&B Chevron as me just ordered the cobalt blue leather version. Best straps hands down, followed by watch steward and then nomad watch works.

[@BuckNaked2k]

Awesome. I just ordered three Chevrons from C&B.

[@tommyhenriquezkayakangler8465]

Nice video. What’s your wrist size?

[@timefliesby-jleo474]

Hi, was looking at a chevron, which colour would work well with my Monta Triumph!? Thx

[@williamstalvey6920]

Stainless so much better than nato or rubber....wear what came on the watch, trust me they put it on stainless for a reason....if u want to cheapen the look, definitely put it on a strap

[@miker5502]

Love Crown & Buckle straps! Lol, have this strap on my Helm Vanuatu while watching this...great strap and can be adjusted to your liking. M.

[@ironfoxmind]

Admire ur honesty

[@scottsj4625]

We are all learning and we all make errors. I know someone who has a two-toned Tudor bb 41 and bought a Tudor stainless steel bracelet so he would not scratch up the gold on the bracelet it came from. The price was shocking. I think several hundred dollars. Everything by Tudor is not cheap. Glad you got a strap you can use. I hate nylon straps, I like canvas ones though.

[@jeremydahm2124]

Yeah, those are funny to adjust but they look awesome. They bulk less than most natos. And definitely right about the Tudor I got the burgundy one for my BB Ref.

[@scottlalonde2878]

Cool video, thanks, Random Rob. Don't know why people are afraid to say they're wrong these days. They think it's a sign of weakness, maybe? No shame in it.

[@ryansnyder4264]

Hey Rob - I have a bb58 navy and wanted to put this strap on it. Do you know the name of this strap? Is it Chevron - Night?

[@j.b.5348]

Rob, what model Tudor is that???

[@mgb1971]

Rob. I'm glad you were wrong. I didn't know that C&B sold an adjustable Nato. Now I do and will order one when I need it. Thanks.

[@kpjimmy]

Dude don't show your wife this. She'll have a field day lol

[@RandomRobReviews]

Haha

[@TheBoldHairspring]

That's a nice combo Rob!

[@TimG--]

This is a great NATO. A great brand too.
American company too !!!!! There are two ways to wear a NATO - normal way and American Way (just put one ticking underneath and tuck both clasps together by folding the bottom one). The second way works great too and not
as bulky.
Btw the Tudor is junk !
Nice video mate

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

Strap looks great with your Black Bay.

[@VersedNJ]

Maybe you should put it back up with a disclaimer, just to show how a person how they can do the same. Love the tudor and strap. And I agree some straps to replace an Omega, Rolex, Tudor can be insane in price, even to the point you could buy a Hamilton with the money. Very few people would care, and very few would see the clasp on the underside of one's wrist. Buying a good replacement or have a second strap when. you don't feel like a bracelet is great. CB, Watch Gecko, Vario would even give suggestions on your watch if you email them to assure a good fit and match.

[@Johnydanerous]

The learning on Our watches journey continues

[@AW11018]

Top man Bob, nice one 👍🏻

[@anthonylafon3757]

0:45 - Do people actually wear their straps like this, with the free end just flapping about? I couldn't do it. I really tried to like the Chevron, but it's still way too small even when adjusted to max length, and I only have a ~7" wrist. My biggest problem, however, isn't with the overall length; it's that the floating keeper is on the wrong side, in defiance of what I consider common sense. The point of the outside keeper is to secure the free end of the strap, so it stands to reason that the floating keeper should be on the outside on an adjustable strap, while the fixed one should be near the buckle. Haveston got this right with their single-pass straps; it allows flexibility to wear the free end close to 9:00 like a conventional NATO, or at any point on the wrist. Having the free end loose like this at 0:45 with the keepers bunched together looks ridiculous. There's no point in even having a second keeper in this case.
If anyone would like to offer some different perspective, I always appreciate the discussion.

[@CrownAndBuckle]

The way you described it, the strap if anything is too long for you, not too short. If it were longer, the fixed keeper would be even further away from the buckle. If you'd like the sliding keeper to be on the other side of the fixed keeper, you can do that easily by unthreading the strap from the fixed keeper and then moving the sliding keeper to the other end. It wouldn't be captured by the strap any longer, but that would only be an issue when you are taking the strap on or off a watch.

[@Mixali88]

I'm glad it works for you! It's near impossible to wear any of my watches on anything else!

[@RandomRobReviews]

I am slowly converting.

[@bobarmstrong6108]

Are you gonna try the Tudor Leather Deployant strap? I have a knock off and LOVE it!

[@matts5417]

Respect my friend

[@timefliesby-jleo474]

Hey Rob, when are you going to do a video on the Crown and Caliber Chevron strap!?

[@glennklug4438]

Subbed

[@Watchmade]

Fair enough thank you!

[@tenshin2002]

I didn’t see the video, but how can you get it wrong on a one piece strap?? It’s like not succeeding in a two piece puzzle...

[@edbrock5588]

Seiko 5=10% from Tudor Watch 🤭.

[@RandomRobReviews]

Lol

[@edbrock5588]

Random Rob 😄😉,but a very nice Tudor 👍🏼.

[@markedfortime]

Man..missed the bad video, but that's a damm fine looking strap!

[@goaztecs7549]

I guess we can let it slide this time but don't let it happen again or it's gonna go in you permanent file young man!

[@williamrizzo1285]

Well said Rob!

[@Billeh556]

Is that a SINN 356? That’s on my list.

[@daletaylorjr.4786]

Good looking setup Humble Rob. 👍🏼💙

[@hayesjk11]

If you bought it at the jewelry store you would have gotten the tudor strap for free

[@watchnut5305]

Get yourself a case back sticker to protect the back.
You'll get friction marks on the back otherwise. 👍

[@RandomRobReviews]

Ah good tip. I will see how bad it gets first. Lol

[@speedwolf5212]

Random Rob that sounds like a terrible plan of action lol.

[@DanboShaw]

I've seen people complain of this but haven't found any such marks on my watches after years of using Natos and perlon straps. I wonder if it is because of the way some people thread their watches onto straps. If you're impatient and thread both springbars and then pull the watchhead, thus rubbing the strap (and any grit) along the caseback, perhaps that is more likely to cause scratches. I've also seen photos of grid patterns rusting on the back of watches where perlons were used -- but I'm guessing that is due to particular skin chemistries and not washing the strap (i.e., letting salt from dried sweat accumulate).

[@timefliesby-jleo474]

@watch nut, where can you get a case back sticker!? I have one of these straps and don’t want to ruin my watch, it’s a see through case back too

[@Super3xtr4]

How does it work

[@RoaroftheTiger]

Good on You ... But, there should be No "shame". After all, to err is Human. ;-)

[@NoizeTank]

Wait... so how is everyone supposed to know what you were wrong about in the first place if the original was taken down? I was waiting for an explanation on what the issue was but it never came.

[@RandomRobReviews]

I explain it in the video. I said it was too short

[@NoizeTank]

Random Rob but how did you put it on in a way that it was too short? And what did you do to correct it? That’s what I was trying to get at. That’s what I was hoping to see

[@RandomRobReviews]

Noize Tank
Will talk on that in full video

[@NicLewis]

What did you do wrong in the first place?

[@RandomRobReviews]

Said this strap was too short

[@NicLewis]

@@RandomRobReviews Love your channel, thanks.

[@shawnlavigne9069]

Crown and buckle will never get my business again. Never.

[@CrownAndBuckle]

Sorry that we weren't able to stack those discount offers for you back in 2015, Shawn.

[@drummergeorge9642]

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