€16.99
Only 2 left in stock
Only 2 left in stock
A light brown suede watch strap that will change up any watch in an instant. Suede upper material, it’s a really nice watch strap. It’s a beautiful thick leather that sits very comfortably on the wrist and is a great way to refresh an old watch.
Lug width: 20mm = Buckle width: 18mm
Other sizes are available on request.
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The strap that holds your watch to your wrist is more important than you may think. It forms an integral part of your watch overall and totally changes the look and feel of it.
A new strap can give an entirely different look to a watch you’ve had for ages, and make you fall in love with it all over again. A strap is also much cheaper than a new watch and therefore offers a great option for making your old watch look brand new again. Let’s have a look at the different types of straps you can get for your watch collection.
Leather straps are very popular because of their versatility. They are often worn with more formal wear, but will also look great with more casual outfits.
There are many different qualities of leather watch straps available, from imitation leather to premium quality vegetable tanned leather. Generally, the better the quality of the leather, the higher the price will be.
Leather is versatile, but one thing to keep in mind is that it does not like water. So if you plan to wear your watch in the water a lot, it would be better to opt for a different material such as rubber, silicone, or some type of plastic.
Any of these strap materials will give your watch a much more casual appearance and are great for wearing it while swimming or during any other activity that may involve water or a lot of sweat.
These straps are also cheap, so if you want to buy one all-around watch that you can use for any occasion, it may be a good idea to get a water resistant watch with a leather strap and then buy an extra rubber strap for on those more active days.
Metal bands (also referred to as bracelets) are a great choice for most occasions, except the more formal ones (don’t wear it with a tuxedo, for example).
There are many different types, from stainless steel to titanium, aluminium and real gold (sorry, none of those at Trendhim just yet). Stainless steel is the best compromise between quality and value, in our opinion. Most steel bands use links, which can be removed to get a perfect fit for your wrist. It’s advised to have your local jeweller remove the links to avoid any damage to the bracelet. Metal mesh straps are quite popular as well.
NATO watch straps have gained in popularity during the last decade. What is a NATO strap? Well, its history dates back to the British military, but we won’t bore you with the details. Originally, it was a 20mm wide one-piece nylon strap, with extra nylon webbing and a keeper at the end that helps the watch fit more snugly on your wrist.
These days, there are a lot of NATO strap variations. You can buy nylon NATO straps in all colours and can find them in leather as well. NATO straps provide a low-cost way of adding a more casual and distinctive look to any watch.
GENERAL INFORMATION
All our leather watch straps are excellent value and quality. Due to the traditional vegetable tanning process and the natural qualities of the materials, each and every one of our leather watch straps is an individual piece with its own structure and colour which may differ slightly from the one on display in our online shop. The holes and stitches in the straps are applied by hand and not by machines, also adding to the individual touch of each leather watch strap.
As vegetable tanned leather tends to shrink a bit when worn, all our leather watch straps are intentionally designed with a tiny bit more width to prevent them from feeling or looking too small after some wearing. When first installed with your watch, the strap might appear a bit snug – but after a while, it will stretch and fit perfectly between the lugs.
INSTALLATION ADVICE
Two Piece Leather Watch Straps:
Especially with newer watches, the gap between the case or bezel and the spring bar may be more narrow than on older pieces. To avoid scratches on the leather, we advise you to treat the strap carefully and without force when installing it on your watch. If it does not seem to fit at all, you might need curved spring bars or a different watch strap altogether. If you’re unsure about this, feel free to consult with us before placing your order.
Nato Watch Straps:
Do not apply the strap with the bars fixed to your watch. We advise to take off the spring bars, place the strap in the favoured position and then reinstall the bars to ensure that no scratches on the leather occur.
If you’re unsure about how to change a strap on your watch, please consult with a professional watchmaker for assistance. Straps that are damaged by enforced or incorrect installation can not be returned to us. We also take no responsibility in case of any damage to your watch when changing the strap.
CARE INSTRUCTION
Our straps should not be treated with oil or wax. Avoid direct contact with water, e.g. in the shower or when swimming. Heavy perspiration may also cause changes in the material.
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