Cengio's pretty good about that and if you let him know the watches you're using it for in the comments field, he'll be sure to make it in accordance to it; i.e., using a stiffer inlay for a heavier watch.
Yea I usually do communicate with the strap maker just to explain some details or what I’m looking for. This was the first time I had none.
Also what I like about the Corrigq site is how you can customize every option from the thread to the inlay color and I selected specifics even if I thought it was “as shown”. That included a black inlay and a dark grey stitching. I printed up the invoice when I was emailing him and I saw how I selected selected all that specifically and everything in this strap is brown. Brown leather, brown inlay, beige stitch. So I got the wrong strap.
Had to have.
I think every picture on corrigia.com is edited. Every strap i bought new is lighter. Also a used i bought last week isn't like the one on their picture.
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I don’t know if it’s edited but it probably is. I also think the pics are all taken in very dark lighting conditions so they look darker by nature.
That makes it difficult to see dark straps. Also, I’m sure we all know all leather is different and a lot of variation from from one strap to the other. It’s all part of the game.
Some of my favorite straps are ones that, when they arrived, I opened and said “This is what I spent money on?? This isn’t what I ordered and I don’t like it". And then I put it on a different mode than I expected.
And under most circumstances I would have been happy to even keep the wrong strap but in this case, I was really looking for something to go with a 1118 as opposed to the 1033 which I already have like 6 straps that look amazing on it. The 1118, I have two. Straight black or neon green.
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