I’ve been wearing this bad boy for a couple weeks or so, and it’s starting to break in nicely.  I love the olive green color…nice and dark.  This thing looks mean.

The Anchor gator strap pairs up nicely with the Panerai Submersibles since it’s nice and thick and has a no nonsense look to it.

The strap is a bit thick, and can be a little on the stiff side at first, but after some regular wear, it will soften up and become a lot more comfortable.

All in all, this is a great strap. It was produced in limited quantities, and is most likely sold out by now, but to check out the great straps offered by Seth at Strap Culture, check them out at http://www.strapculture.com/.

I’ve been looking for a nice kevlar strap for quite some time now, and I think this one may be the one. I hadn’t looked at the Strap Culture site ( www.strapculture.com ) for quite awhile, but was very excited to see that they were offering this strap when I checked the site out last week.

The kevlar is a little on the stiff side initially, but once you wear it a bit it seems to soften up.

I love the way it compliments the useful appearance of my Panerai 212 Flyback Chronograph.

Here’s a couple shots on the wrist. I love the way the strap looks…very tough.

The included buckle adds some nice contrast to the all blacked out strap. This strap would also look great with a PVD black buckle.

The SC Offlander is also available with different color stitching to match any color accents on the dial of your watch. All in all, this is a great strap for the price ($73), and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a strap to add some variety to their strap collection.