Everest Vs Rubber B

Everest Vs Rubber B. Everest vs. Rubber B Comparison of Rolex Specific Rubber Straps (with Tang Buckle) The blue is brighter and complements the bezel better I've got an Everest for my BB58 and a Rubber B for my Explorer II - both are great but I think Everest is slightly more comfortable to wear

For my Tudor GMT I bought Everest, Rubber B and finally Vanguard But since I decided to try a rubber strap for my new Daytona with ceramic bezel, saving the gorgeous Rolex Oyster bracelet at least for the first Summer, I figured with so many options, I would do some research and document my experience with a few curved-end rubber straps to compare.

COMPARISON REVIEW Rubber B vs. Everest (Tang Buckle Versions) — Life of a WIS

The younger of the two, the ever-zealous Everest Horology first gained its footing on Kickstarter, where it was brought to life in 2012 by devoted backers responding to Michael DiMartini, whose desire it was to craft the ultimate replacement strap for his Rolex. The blue is brighter and complements the bezel better Rubber B is lovely but a bit too dainty for the Tudor's masculinity

Rubber B vs Everest Straps for Your Timepieces (DETAILED Comparison). I've got an Everest for my BB58 and a Rubber B for my Explorer II - both are great but I think Everest is slightly more comfortable to wear Rubber B vs Everest Band - Side-by-side comparison - Blue

Everest vs. Rubber B Comparison of Rolex Specific Rubber Straps (with Tang Buckle). The younger of the two, the ever-zealous Everest Horology first gained its footing on Kickstarter, where it was brought to life in 2012 by devoted backers responding to Michael DiMartini, whose desire it was to craft the ultimate replacement strap for his Rolex. I bought both and here is a side-by-side comparison