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    AIR-KING

    Near the end of World War II in 1945, Rolex introduced the Air-King to their “Air” collection alongside the Air-Giant, Air-Lion and Air-Tiger. This collection was created by Hans Wilsdorf to honor the Royal Air Force’s involvement in World War II. The Air-King is the only version still in production from the original Air line. It was created in honor of the RAF pilots who fought in the 1940 Battle of Britain. The Air-King was discontinued in 2014, but reintroduced in 2016 with the reference number 116900. 

    Rolex Air-King on green rubber strap

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    Installing your new Everest Band can be done easily at home using our toolkits and by following the instructions on our Installation Page.  Professional installation is recommended as Everest is not responsible for injury or damage to one’s self or watch.

    The tang buckle style strap is a full strap that includes 9 sizing holes, sturdy strap keepers, and a high quality 316L stainless steel buckle closure. These straps often come in standard and short sizes and universally fit most wrists.

    A deployant style strap is a strap that integrates into your existing watch deployant clasp. Deployant straps do not come with buckle, but rather are intended to be used with your existing watch deployant clasp. For deployant straps, sizing is specific to your wrist and watch size. Please see the Deployant Sizing Guide to make sure you are choosing the correct size.

    Sizing your Everest Deployant Strap is easy! The sizing correlates to the number of links on both sides of your existing watch bracelet. Please watch this short video: Deployant Sizing Guide, which shows you exactly how to find the right size for your deployant strap.

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