@kirby oh, also if you put them in the washing machine, fasten them around the belt loops on a pair of trousers, they don't get lost that way
@kirby ah yeah, they do seem to get dirty quick, although it's probably the same amount of dirt as other straps pick up and those just don't show as much
best thing to do is every couple of weeks take the strap off and chuck it in the washing machine, either that or clean it with dish soap and warm water if you don't happen to be putting a load in the machine
@kirby yeah, they do add a bit of height to a watch which can be annoying if it's a thick watch to begin with
super functional though
@auravulpes
so the male ones are incubuses, the female ones are succubuses... I wonder what an enby fuck demon is called
and yes, I know they're more properly called G10 straps but take that up with the rest of the watch nerd community
@mavica if you ever need more robot validation just remember this
no organic being could possibly remember that
This is neat
https://www.stratonwc.com/collections/frontpage/products/straton-tourer
Two independent bezels, one count-up for timing stuff, one 12- or 24-hour bezel for time zones
$300 to $500 depending on variant, look like decent watches
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@mavica just make very sure not to ever burn flac to CD
you don't lose any quality when you encode to flac so when you put it on a CD and it improves the quality then you end up with more quality than you started with and it breaks the universe
@gdkar I think you may just have reinvented the gramophone record
I mean, I know y'all love your capitalism over there but the literal selling of ones own species to be eaten?
fucking hell
@mplouffe@scholar.social Omega sell a watch they loudly claim as "THE FIRST OMEGA IN SPACE"
Despite the fact that the first watch in space is most likely a Sturmanskie, the first watch worn on a spacewalk was a Strela, and the first swiss wristwatch in space was a Breitling
They do the same as the USA, "FIRST ON THE MOON SO WE WON!"
@mavica hey, gotta find something to put on all eight of my wrists 
Turns out Cmdr William Pogue wore a non-approved Seiko 6139 during Skylab 4 about 11 years before this and so that was the actual first automatic watch in space but nobody knew that at the time
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