The Best Replacement for Rolex Explorer Cuff Watch Strap

#rolex #explorerII #rubberb Today I'll show you how to change the watch strap on my Rolex Explorer II. It's simple to switch from the strap to the Rubber B strap. What particularly pleased me was the fit and finish. It was also rather simple to install, as seen in this video. Rubber B developed this watch strap to be simple to install, and I've prepared this video to demonstrate how simple it can be to replace your original bracelet with something more robust and enjoyable. You can see in the video how quickly it installs, and I was doing it on my desk. I note how strong the strap is and the way it protect the watch case. First and foremost, the substance..... Rubber B use a plethora of descriptions to describe this substance, and they all appear to be accurate. The material itself has the appearance and feel of sail cloth or a high-end fabric. To all intents and purposes, it is. BUT it's actually molded rubber made to appear like that. I'm not sure how they got it to feel like fabric. They did, however, succeed. Consider it like sailcloth or Nato that will never fray. On the bright side, I'd give this strap a thumbs up for comfort and feel. The material is one-of-a-kind and both looks and feels amazing. Rubber B is recognized for its toughness, thus I expect the strap to last a long time. Here are other watches in Cuff Series that I install in my collection: - How to Change a Panerai 42mm PAM1068 cuff watch strap • How to Change a P... - Tudor black bay how to change strap a cuff watch strap • Tudor black bay h... - How to properly install a IWC Mark XVIII cuff watch strap • How to properly i... In the end, I'm glad I bought it. It's one-of-a-kind enough that the price is justified. Straps may not be your thing, but if you're going that path, I don't think you can go wrong with Rubber B. This straps are very well made and strong. Like is expected of Swiss Made product. Hope you enjoy and it help you change you watch strap and update it