Watch Strap News and FAQs

A Seat Belt NATO watch strap is a softer version of the traditional NATO strap. They're made of a denser material similar to that of a seat belt or racing harness. They contain the same features as a normal NATO strap, with the single piece strap threaded to ensure your wat...

To shorten your NATO strap, all you need is: A ten pence coin Sharp scissors A lighter/heat source The steps to shorten your NATO strap are: 1. Line Up Line up the coin on your strap to your new desired length. Read more

It's recommended to watch your watch strap every 1-2 weeks, particularly if you use it often. While it might not seem dirty on the face of it, there will be dead skin and sweat bedded into the strap that you can't see with the naked eye. Things to Consider When Wash...

Here's how to install a NATO strap. Step 1: With the watch face facing towards ...

How to Check NATO Strap Watch Compatibility If you want to use a NATO strap on your watch, then make sure it satisfies the following conditions: 1. Removable Spring Bars Spring bars are the standard connectors for the straps of most watches. To use ...

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The watch you choose to wear on your wrist is more than a way to tell time. When you choose from one of the top brands of automatic winding watches, you get a stylish accessory and a way to show the world your appreciation for the finer things in life. The combination of st...

If you have an interest in wristwatches, NATO straps probably need no introduction for you! These ...

  When you hear the words NATO strap, the first thing that comes to mind is the international alliance of forces, right? Well, it goes beyond the alliance because the design and creation of the strap were for utility, sturdiness, ruggedness and outdoor use without th...