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FUN FACTS WILLIAM. I LOVE THAT SHOW & NEVER NOTICED
No, I've never noticed before either, and it's also rare that any cameraman zoom as much as that on any watch in any TV show...
Clouser: Yes it's a velcro band as you say. Certainly comfortable and practical.
On my work-watch, I use a US mil. watch band.
Because a steel band will dig inside the wrist when caught somewhere...
In my opinion, Sean Riley made a very good choice about the strap to protect his wrist.
For the job, my SAR stay home: I use a mil-sub custom homage with a 2801-2 eta inside as it takes better the beating than any automatic.
The 2801-2 eta is a "bullet-proof" movement made for action: It's simply a 2824-2 without rotor.