Corum Admiral��s Cup Challenger 44 Chrono Rubber
Corum fuses vulcanized rubber to the Admiral's Cup Challenger 44’s steel case to add color and to create a non-slip surface that is highly useful in wet environments. The rubber case and matching straps have a matte finish and a velvet-like feel. The case maintains the distinctive twelve-sided shape and the inner bezel ring adorned with nautical pennants that are Admiral’s Cup trademarks. Find pricing and wallpaper inside. The Challenger 44 Chrono Rubber is powered by a COSC-chronometer-certified automatic movement visible through a transparent caseback and sports a Corum-engraved rotor that matches the color of the watch. The center chronograph seconds hand bears the Corum key counterweight. The angled date display is positioned at 4:30. The three subdials present the 30 minute totalizer at 3 o’clock, 12 hour totalizer at 6 o’clock, and continuous seconds at 9 o’clock. Hands, minute numerals, subdials and chevrons are highlighted by luminescent white, gra

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I recently acquired a 5627A-001 and am interested in trying different straps with the watch. It comes with two strap and I am also interested in trying out one of the Rubber B straps for it. I read some postings about the difficulty in changing the straps because there is a screw that needs to be removed that retains the pin-bar at both both lugs and also one for the deployant clasp.Does anyone happen to know the correct size or flat head screw driver that fits these retaining screw heads?Would it be wiser to just take it to an AD and have them swap out the strap for me? It would seem that if I have the correct tool, it should be simple enough. Clearly, I would prefer to not mark up my watch trying out different straps, so any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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