Everest Curved End Rubber straps are intentionally and meticulously designed to create a flawless case connection to your Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight. The easy-to-install, curved end rubber strap comes equipped with Rolex grade spring bars. At the connection point, there is a hardened plastic insert. This ensures a strengthened case connection.
Your Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight was thoughtfully designed. The strap you put it on should be no different. Everest’s Curved End Rubber Strap hugs the contours of your watch, and more importantly, the contours of your wrist. With a gently tapered silhouette, this strap stays out of the way – but still feels secure. The underside features airflow channels for a breathable, sweatproof experience. No detail was spared when designing this strap; it’s the perfect fit for your Tudor Black Bay.
Swiss-made from FKM vulcanized rubber, the Everest Curved End Rubber straps are hypoallergenic, resistant to UV Rays, dust, stains, stretch and tear. The extreme durability of this premier rubber material is only rivaled by its incredible comfort. Everest Curved End Rubber straps are pliable, smooth, and long-lasting.
The Everest curved end rubber deployant strap is our most popular product for a reason, it looks amazing on any watch, but especially the Tudor Black Bay and Ranger. It allows your watch to have a more casual and sporty look while integrating your original Rolex clasp. Everest straps are designed to be so comfortable, you may never want to put your Tudor bracelet back on.
I bought the 6 x 6 strap for the Tudor BB58 39mm before I received the watch. It was a nervous semi-educated guess on what size to order. I very much wanted to lose the link piece, so the band met with the clasp. With all metal links (12 + the link piece) the metal bracelet was too long. The 6 x 6 Everest (minus the link piece) is just right for my measured 210mm wrist set at the mid micro-adjustment point on the clasp. Surprisingly difficult to find published dimension information on the Tudor bracelets (if you don't already have the watch!) Fitting the Everest band was very straightforward but you need a very thin pusher to remove the spring bar on the clasp to lose the link piece, my Bergoen was too big - so I began to doubt whether they were sprung. I found this video useful https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YmZ2m6Duok With a 1.4mm screwdriver the link piece screw was alarmingly tight. I only managed to remove it by introducing heat. Soaking the link in boiling water was not enough. I used a gas lighter to warm the screw thread end of that link (I guess a thread-lock had been applied - as why would you ever remove that piece normally?). Top marks for a brilliant strap - and the reason I bought the watch! Thank you.
