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The blue strap is meant to have a cordura (on the outside) and leather (on the underside)-like effect, but omega speedmaster schumacher it is, in fact, rubber. This is a really soft and comfortable strap. link With the size of the watch, you almost forget you're wearing it when link it is on. But the color and playfulness of the blue and red offer plenty of reasons to look down at your wrist. The strap is affixed to a matching stainless steel buckle which again sports the Zenith star insignia, the same as the rotor.

The LE has both the sterile dial link and sterile crown of the original and it really feels like a watch that wants to be rode hard and put away wet. link Even with my so-called beater dive watches I tend to be a little conscious of not putting them in harm's way any more than necessary but the Type 1 LE feels ready to get out there and get down and dirty link if there ever was a watch that was an anti-safe queen this is it.