Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
- manitoujoe
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Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
Looks like I might have to just buy one directly. Does anyone have a recommendation where?
They sell them at the Aquadive site for $129, but I don’t know if that site it still active. Their social media stops a couple years back.
The main site is $139, but I’m not sure if they are shipping for the same reasons.
Thoughts?
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They sell them at the Aquadive site for $129, but I don’t know if that site it still active. Their social media stops a couple years back.
The main site is $139, but I’m not sure if they are shipping for the same reasons.
Thoughts?
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Steve Martin
Steve Martin
Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
Long Island Watches is a dealer now. I’d imagine shipping will be much faster.
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David St. Hubbins
David St. Hubbins
Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
What color do you need?
Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
I like Isofranes, (for some reason due to the slanted keeper), but they are crazy overpriced IMO. You could buy one direct for around $100. not long ago, and used ones have been selling for around $70.-$80. for a long time. $139. is nuts. I'd have to go with one of Terry's Magnums.
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- manitoujoe
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Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
What colors do you have? I’m interested!
It’s going on this.
Totally agree on the price. It’s crazy. I have a Toxic Magnum in 22mm, but the keepers are slippery and move too much for me.
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Totally agree on the price. It’s crazy. I have a Toxic Magnum in 22mm, but the keepers are slippery and move too much for me.
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Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
I've got one that I'll sell cheap. PM incoming.
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Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
Turns out it was a 22mm, but I got it anyway.
Still looking for a 20mm Black Isofrane if anyone has one. Thanks!
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Still looking for a 20mm Black Isofrane if anyone has one. Thanks!
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If I didn’t use my iso keepers for my toxic strap I’d sell mine
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Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
Haha I understand that
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Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
you should try the scurfa rubber on that, i think it would look great and be an ideal match for the case weight.
Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
I’m also a huge fan of Isofrane. Borealis makes one that is basically an exact copy for MUCH cheaper. Terry’s is similar but feels and wears different than both the Isofrane and Borealis- it’s a stiffer strap with different hole spacing. Still nice though!
- manitoujoe
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Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
Hmm. Do I just order it from Borealis directly? Saw they were like $25 occasionally on watch recon.
Great advice on the Scurfa! Forgot about that one.
Thanks!
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Great advice on the Scurfa! Forgot about that one.
Thanks!
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Steve Martin
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Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
Cop from WatchObsession in the UK. Save a little bit on the exchange rate, and if you leave a review they'll give you a 10% off code.
Oh, and get the real thing. I've handled all the "ladder" style straps, and ISO's formula is the best. You get what you pay for, for sure.
Oh, and get the real thing. I've handled all the "ladder" style straps, and ISO's formula is the best. You get what you pay for, for sure.
Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
This. Isofrane is probably the most worn strap in my box, > 50% of the time.dinexus wrote:ISO's formula is the best. You get what you pay for, for sure.
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Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
I can sell you a 22mm teal Iso! Summer is just around the corner
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Steve Martin
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$70 is a GREAT deal for an ISO.
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Re: Buying an 20mm ISOfrane
Right? The keeper is PVD but I can deal with that. I flipped mine literally days before the T2 arrived, and I had no idea I’d ever want another 20mm watch again.
Thanks to everyone for their help!
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Thanks to everyone for their help!
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glad you were able to snag one mark