Strap broken ... options?

[Simon Jackson]

Oh well, it had to happen. My options are as follows:

1) Connect its 3v to a Raspberry Pi 3.3v and make a permanent fixture via the programmer.

2) Find a new cheap case.

3) ???

Jacko

[Paul M]

how about a Neptune Pine?

http://www.neptunepine.com/

notice how hard they try not to show just how big it is, makes even Samsung's Gear seem small ;-)

[Lasse I]

I know this is a bit late, but I was struggling with the same problem and didn't want to bin my chronos, so maybe this will be useful to someone else. I cut the original strap just before the clock part, then made a slot for a seiko(?) replacement strap, on both sides. Then I made small holes, where I pushed a rod that was cutted from a rivet. Works great. :)

[Ben Sherman]

That's quite cool! I've always been interested in putting a different band on mine

[furri]

mine broken from... more than one year, pretty solution, thanks.

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