Strap question.

Which of the 27 mm straps that are meant for the Radiomir fit the 47 mm Luminors?

I got the Eilean for my 422 - you can see the post - and even though it's advertised as a 27 mm strap, it's measuring just under 26 mm - it's a perfect fit.

Curious what others have tested and tried. Thanks!

I've been on the fence on this one for a while and I need help from owners/past owners. I own PAM 510, which is almost... almost the exact same as PAM 422 except, and this lately started mattering to me: the golden hands! Yes. Pretty huge detail, right? Well, large enough for me to spend countless hours on chrono24. Now, I did the research and went to checked it out at an AD. First impression was bad, it felt huge, didn't like the strap color, and the movement felt like a huge piece of unfinished metal... nothing I'd spend 11k on. Recently, I had a chance to try on the new PAM 1731, and the size felt perfect, as its exact same as my 44mm 510, but I was not convinced of the tobacco dial colour, and I'll not mention the crappy movement finishing... To previous 422 owners, did the size bother you? Did you ended up downscaling to 44mm? To current owners - did you think about changing it to something smaller, and why? Thanks!

I’m looking for a straight rubber strap for my PANERAI PAM372.

What I’m specifically searching for is a completely straight 26/26 profile:
26mm at the lugs and also 26mm at the buckle. No taper at all.

Since the original buckle on the 372 is also 26mm, I think a straight cut would look much more balanced and “tool watch” like.

Most rubber straps I find tapered 26/22 heavily and somehow look too modern or sporty for the 372 and dosnt fit my 26mm buckle.

Does anyone know good sources for a true 26/26 rubber strap for Panerai PAM 372?