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 Posted: Wed Feb 27th, 2008 04:49 pm
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But when I typed in 'strap storage' I came up short. So I'm itching to get multiple straps for my watches but the question came up "how do you store them all?"  Do they make watch strap storage boxes? How do you guys store your straps when they're not in use?

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 Posted: Wed Feb 27th, 2008 06:23 pm
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I've seen them before but don't see any of the places I have bookmarked selling them. I just use the bottom drawer in my night stand for all my spare straps and keep all bracelets in the watch box shipped in if I toss rubber or leather on.

I have a friend who converted a old fishing tackle box for straps and other watch accessories and tools. Looks cool. I may do that soon. ;)

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 Posted: Wed Feb 27th, 2008 06:27 pm
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Just today on the bay I was searching under watch accessories and seen a bifold that was made to hold straps. Check it out.

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 Posted: Thu Feb 28th, 2008 03:37 am
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Some of my straps I simply store in old wooden cigar boxes and for the more precious ones I have got a Wojteki-Strap-Case, which is made of fine leather and holds 16 straps plus 4 watches in the middle. If interested, I could do some pics of it tonight ;)

all the best

Jan

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 Posted: Thu Feb 28th, 2008 02:30 pm
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well color me surprised! I didn't think they made such a storage case. I'd love to see pics JHM!  I'd like to see how it's setup.  I like the idea of making something myself though-the tackle box sound just up my alley.  A little duct tape and I'll be setThumbsup3.gif

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 Posted: Thu Feb 28th, 2008 04:14 pm
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For all my spare parts and straps I store them in a flat plastic box I picked up at Walmart for cheap. Over in the fishing section there are a variety of sizes and configurations. The one I use is clear with a hinged snap-closed lid so I can see the contents before opening it up. It also has removable, adjustable plastic dividers so you can customize the sizes of the internal compartments. It works great for small parts, spare spring bars, cleaning cloths, extra buckles and straps.

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 Posted: Sun Mar 2nd, 2008 08:08 am
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I still owe you some pictures:




all the best

Jan

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