It was only recently that I began seeking rubber straps for my perfect super clone Omega Seamaster 300. The 300 was my chosen watch for a family holiday in the Algarve, and I wore it on the bracelet. But another member brought along their Omega Seamaster Diver 300M replica watches online, which they had switched to the rubber. After some active days, it became apparent that the bracelet may not have been the best choice.

Swiss made super clone Omega’s bracelet is well-machined and has a solid feel — it even has a comfort extension. But there’s no escaping the fear of scratching that bracelet on rocky shores. With rubber, there’s an inherent lightness, and the spongy surface resists the appearance of scratches. It’s also a way to protect the bracelet while still wearing the watch to make memories. I knew I needed something for my next trip to fulfill the task. The problem is that not many good options abound.

Rubber B SwimSkin Jet Black Ballistic
There are plenty of rubber straight-end straps out there. Even the 21mm lug width doesn’t deter aftermarket strap makers from bringing wares to the market. But I couldn’t settle for the straight ends. I found this in my Tudor Black Bay rubber strap review — the gap that a straight end creates is unsightly. A strap molded to the case band’s curvature looks better and reassures the wearer the strap is intended for the watch. At the time, there were few possibilities to own a curved strap for the cheap super clone Omega Seamaster 300. Strapie.Inc on Instagram is one of them. The straps are made to order and suit the watch. The $60 price is also tempting. But I was seeking a more premium product to match the $6,500 1:1 replica Omega Seamaster 300. So, when Rubber B released its bespoke strap for the 300, I knew I had to try it.

Thanks to Ben Rexworthy of Wristworthy UK, I already had a favorable experience with the Rubber B from my Tudor Black Bay review. Ben recently took a deep dive into the options from Rubber B, which you can see in his review here. But for this strap check, I’m testing out a first for me — the Rubber B SwimSkin. The SwimSkin range appears as either alligator leather or Kevlar fabric but is 100% rubber. I must say, the alligator pattern is convincing. Even more so than the faux alligator prints on cheaper calfskin straps with ruching around the “scales.” However, I felt the fabric pattern complements the diving super clone watch more than the alligator. Ordering from the site was a straightforward process, and the strap arrived remarkably soon after. Although, there was one item I had to order in addition to the strap — the buckle.

Buckling under pressure
Rubber B refers to its products as “non-aftermarket”, as the brand aims to give luxury-watch owners a rubber option where no previous choice existed for their model. For this reason, Rubber B builds the straps to mount the customer’s OEM buckles whenever possible. This is why the Rubber B for the 1:1 super clone Omega Seamaster 300 does not come with a tang buckle. But that only suffices for owners of the leather-strap version. So, I opted for the fine tang buckle in 316L stainless steel without a logo for an additional $45. When it arrived, I had to attach the pin buckle to the strap, which was fine as they were separate orders. The next step was getting it affixed to the case sides, which I found challenging with the Vanguard strap on the Tudor Black Bay.

However, the “blocked integration” with a titanium insert at the lug end makes this Rubber B SwimSkin strap far easier to affix. The shape, which is specific for the high quality replica Omega, allows the end piece to slot in perfectly with the case. With a bit of pressure applied, the strap affixes beautifully, allowing easy access to the shoulders of the spring bars. Once connected, there is no gap or wiggle room at the end, almost like a solid end link. It’s sensational to have that rigidity at a crucial point yet have the comfortable pliability of the rest of the strap. Although, this was specific for my wrist and may differ with other wrist types. You also soon notice how seamless the strap is in comparison to less expensive options. I’ve given it a good lookover and cannot see how Rubber B forms the vulcanized rubber. Only the keepers show a seam line, but even that is brilliantly conceived.

SwimSkin on wrist
For the keepers, Rubber B uses its patented Vulchromatic technology, where the two rubber masses molecularly bond for life. On the dual-colored straps, it’s much easier to notice this technology in action. But even the tiny detail on this strap’s keepers highlights Rubber B’s precision. As expected, the SwmSkin feels fantastic with the watch. There’s an OEM feel in how the strap seems designed specifically for the Omega Seamaster 300 super clone for sale. The SkimSkin didn’t make the watch head feel top-heavy at all. It also hugs the wrist without gripping the skin or pulling hairs. I found that this happened with silicone straps where the material is a lint magnet and therefore feels sticky. The inside texture of the SwimSkin is smooth, and when worn at the appropriate strap hole, it doesn’t feel tight. The rubber stitching channels also offer some breathing space for the wrist.

The technical-looking “Ballistic” Kevlar pattern is an excellent combination with such an active watch. It feels as Kevlar would feel, unlike the faux-mesh rubber straps from Breitling. This strap might be my new go-to summer strap for the Swiss movement fake Omega Seamaster 300. Rubber B makes a great strap and has been doing so for a while. It is also one of the few rubber-strap makers in Switzerland and is a top factory in the luxury industry. These manufacturing processes explain the strap’s $300 price tag, not including the $45 buckle. But it goes to show that an expensive super clone watch paypal deserves something equally high-end. I also appreciate Rubber B utilizing the underside case lip to increase the structural integrity and hide the space left by the bracelet.

You may be wondering how much I paid for this NATO strap, so let’s get that out of the way first. It was £230. The super clone Omega MoonSwatch was a palatable £207 and even appreciates exponentially on the pre-owned market. So why is this NATO so pricey? For some years now, perfect super clone Omega has offered a broad selection of NATO straps in two sizes.

The 20mm strap comfortably fits the Speedmaster Moonwatch and the Seamaster Diver 300M, undoubtedly two of the most popular Omega replica watches online in the collection. But the 20mm strap can also be squeezed through the 19mm lugs of watches such as the Speedmaster First Omega in Space and Calibre 321. The same goes for the 22mm NATO, which Swiss made copy Omega suggests is suitable for 21mm lugs. But I’m not so sure. I’ve always been in the camp of selecting the appropriately sized strap for the watch.

The strap has to fit just right
Having the strap bunched up at the edges does not give the strap the freedom to articulate and possibly wears away the material. Conversely, as demonstrated by James Bond, a strap too small for the lugs can leave an unsightly gap and the spring bar exposed. That left me in a quandary for how to pair an AAA super clone Omega NATO with my Seamaster 300, as I needed a NATO that was 21mm wide. Then it struck me that 1:1 fake Omega UK gave us the limited-edition SPECTRE Seamaster 300 in 2015 to coincide with Daniel Craig’s penultimate Bond movie. The style is somewhat of a callback to the strap on Sean Connery’s copy Rolex Submariner ref. 6538. Although, I must point out that the strap seen in the close-up in Goldfinger is a pass-through, not a NATO. It also had a different color scheme with two olive-green stripes surrounded by thin red borders.

Looking like a British spy
More importantly, the Bond NATO for the SPECTRE model is bespoke to the watch and 21mm wide — precisely what I needed for the new Omega Seamster 300 super clone for men. I always liked the SPECTRE model, so recreating this look with my Seamaster 300 gives me a Bond vibe I enjoy. It also helps that both watches share the lollipop seconds hand. So how does it wear on the wrist? I’ve said it before, but I am someone who prefers when a buckle sits in the middle of my wrist. On most of my NATO straps, I find the hardware placement is not to my liking. Either the buckle leans too far to one side, or the keepers uncomfortably pinch my wrists. The cheap fake Omega buckle, however, is perfectly positioned, and the distances between the hardware are adequately considered.

The seatbelt-style fabric is also of high quality, and the surface is silky and smooth to the touch. The Bond NATO is thick but easily slots through the spring bars and still sits nicely on the wrist. Stamped on the brushed steel buckle is the high quality replica Omega logo with “OMEGA” further engraved on the keeper nearest 6 o’clock. And as I am a Bond nerd, I love the “007” co-branding on the keeper closest to 12 o’clock. The remaining loop also slides up and down, allowing you to tuck the strap end away neatly without it catching.

Final thoughts
Overall, this is a comfortable and stylish strap that works as a casual alternative to the more formal bracelet or leather strap. A regular Swiss super clone Omega NATO is £145, but I paid a little more for this special 21mm strap at £230. As I said earlier, this is more than a MoonSwatch, but it’s a worthwhile purchase when it looks so good and could get more wrist time. The strap reference is CWZ003210, and the buckle reference is 025stz003217. That said, the packaging it came in said “031CWZ014732”, so it’s worth checking all numbers with your Swiss movement replica Omega authorized dealer if you’re interested. The No Time To Die Omega NATO with titanium hardware is £290, so at least this one is not the most expensive.

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