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Created by Ben1973 Ben1973  > 9 months ago, 26 Dec 2020
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Ben1973
Ben1973

1008 posts

26 Dec 2020 9:13am
Just got a new watch and don't really want to leave it some where in the ocean. Any good ideas and how to secure it to your wrist in case the band or pin breaks?
I may be paranoid but after loosing numerous hats, glasses etc I won't to be sure
mob dog
mob dog

NSW

290 posts

26 Dec 2020 1:34pm
I always wear a long sleeve rashy or wetsuit top whenever I have my watch on and keep the sleeve pulled down over it that is the only sure way I could think of
AUS4
AUS4

NSW

1291 posts

26 Dec 2020 2:12pm
Velcro watch strap. If you loose a pin you will still have your watch.
Imax1
Imax1

QLD

4926 posts

26 Dec 2020 2:21pm
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AUS4 said..
Velcro watch strap. If you loose a pin you will still have your watch.


pity that wont work on the gw60
Dezza
Dezza

NSW

955 posts

26 Dec 2020 6:20pm
I saw someone a while ago with the cuff cut off an old wetsuit sleeve, used as a strap around over the watch in case strap broke, cut a hole out for the watch face
rukra
rukra

13 posts

26 Dec 2020 6:01pm
Why not tying a thin rope to your watch? Make a loop around the wrist and secure it with that plastic thing that e.g. jackets have at the hood.
Ben1973
Ben1973

1008 posts

27 Dec 2020 10:04pm
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Dezza said..
I saw someone a while ago with the cuff cut off an old wetsuit sleeve, used as a strap around over the watch in case strap broke, cut a hole out for the watch face


I just made something like that to try after my first post, seems like it might work as someone else had the same idea
ballast
ballast

QLD

500 posts

28 Dec 2020 12:07am
Stubby Cooler with a hole cut in it? I use a small loop of string on my GW60, looped through one of the slots in the band.
Ben1973
Ben1973

1008 posts

28 Dec 2020 5:52am
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That's a much neater version of what I made
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