18mm 20mm 22mm 24mm 26mm Watch Band Canvas Strap Sturdy Sport Replacement for Men in Black/Blue/Army Green/Khaki Width

I've gone through a number of straps on my Stowa Flieger B pilots watch. The traditional leather straps didn't fit properly. I bought a Gekota leather nato and that turned out to be lower quality then expected. I wanted something unique to give this watch a military feel. Ended up with this canvas strap in army green. When I first got it, I noticed it was a quality product. Stitching was clean and the buckle holes are riveted in. I'll admit, I was concerned of the comfort from the rivets as they are raised slightly, but after a week on the wrist I can confirm they don't take away from the comfort of the piece (yet do add a good amount of style!) Whether you're adding this to a field watch, a casual piece, or just want something that looks cool, you'll be happy with this product (especially at this price point).One more note is that while I ordered the army green, a khaki one was delivered. I reached out to the seller, who was very responsive. Shipped out the proper one that day and I received it a day later. Overall I'm happy with both the product and the vendor and would do business with them again!

I ordered a few different watch bands (I regret this) because a genuine Bertucci band runs upwards of $50-ish and I thought I would spend $40 on two (this being one of them) and roll the dice. My thoughts on this product (I bought the khaki linen with satin finish hardware)...Pros:- looks great- Feels great- Fit was great- Excellent match for my AT2 vintageCons:After wearing it for a total of 60 hours (not continuous), the band began to fall apart, specifically at the eyelet. The band is not wearable now... so in this case, the cons outweigh the pros.I would not recommend buying this watch band.I wanted to like it and as I noted, there are some pros to it... but unless you only need a watchband for a few days of SUPER light use (and I own a solid titanium AT2 field watch so... you know...) than avoid this band. Honestly, I recommend that you go for a high end nylon (the soft stuff... they are expensive) or a high end (thick single piece) leather band; if you have a field watch. Are those pricey? Yes... but my last Bertucci lasted me (under heavy use, in snow, under water, and in desert heat) almost 5 years and that is saying something considering how hard I am on things.To the manufacturer... you know, you are almost doing it all right. Improve the quality of the fabric and you will have a real winner. You could sell a middle of the road, true linen watch band for $35 and still make the profit you make on the current product. Make that change (and file the eyelets or just go with stitching) and you will sell more, garner a market following, and see higher marks for your product. I wish you the best and hope you consider some changes.

Decent canvas Nato strap. The material is reasonable for this price point. Hardware is stitched in, not glued. Description calls hardware steal, but if it is, it's a pretty low-grade steal. Feels light and buckle does not feel especially strong. It will likely hold up in day to day, but I wouldn't feel too comfortable using this in extended rugged use. Stitching throughout is good and the metal ringed holes a nice touch.Maybe a little short. On my 7.25 in wrist, on third to last hole. Doesn't leave enough to fold back. Still looks good, but would have been nice to have some more length.Works pretty well with my Seiko skx 007.More than other Nato straps, but canvas is hard to find. Worth the little extra.

Great strap that is of much higher quality than most typical NATO/ZULU straps sold on Amazon. In particular, the metal eyelets used in the strap help prevent fraying and lends to a much longer useable lifespan. Also, the strap is soft and quite pliable. It wears very comfortably on the wrist. I'm currently using the 22mm version of this strap on my Vostok 35 with 24 hour dial and 2432 movement. The only thing I had to do was change the watch's original spring bars to ones that were a little thinner in diameter due to the strap's increased thickness.

I replace all my bracelets on my watches with one piece straps for summer. They are more secure if you happen to pop a pin, you won't lose the watch, don't ask how I know this happens with two pieces straps or bracelets. Plus, the material against my wrist is simply more comfortable than a sweaty steel caseback. I gravitate towards Natos and of all the Natos, canvas works best. Cotton canvas, not the nylon they often call canvas is breathable and comfortable even when wet. This one is one of the best, its reinforced holes mast much longer than the cheaper types.

Update: After 3 months of daily wear this band really did not hold up, about a third of the rivets have ripped out from swapping the band on and off several times weekly, and the tan color is showing a lot of dirt.I really like the look of this watch band, and it seems like it will hold up much better than the last few leather bands I've had. My issue is that the rivets are thick and stiff and make the band difficult to install and remove, they really have to get forced between the spring pin and watch body and is already damaging the watch after a few install cycles. The watch in question is a Garmin Fenix 3.

This is a good quality canvas strap that had stood up to a lot of abuse. I work in the maritime industry so this strap gets exposed to harsh chemicals, paints, sweaty, oil, salt water, and all sorts of other elements. This strap was comfortable as soon as I put it on and still looks good after a couple of light washes. I particularly appreciate the metal grommets in the holes of the watch band providing a little extra durability along with a better fit because the holes don't stretch out from use.

If you wear this strap with the secondary strap you will have to wear your watch with the buckle fastened at the side of your wrist which is very uncomfortable. I have removed the retaining strap and the watch is now comfortable. Another word of caution, This strap does not attach like a normal nato strap as the hole sockets are too thick to feed through between the lugs and spring bars.

My previous Military strap was very thin leather laminated on fabric it stuck on my wrist in funny positions and resisted being pushed back. After a year it fell to pieces. This one was easier to fit more comfortable to wear is thicker tougher and more high tech . I love the Satin finish of the metal parts and the canvas texture - it was also cheaper than the old one and will last several years I think without looking disgusting.

Nato premium strap.cool,cool item.eyeleted strap.slightly heavy buckles.but thats a good thing.all forms of straps need to be heavy duty. Its 1.6mm thick. And will fit many many watches.mines a timex and 14mm thick.fits perfect.i also highly recommend a watch cover like mine.looks stunning and will protect it. Its brillant.yes i recommend this strap.definately worthy of 5 stars. 17 quid but fair priced. Howard the bushcrafter.

Great looking strap and feels every bit as rugged as it is described by the manufacturer. It complements my aqualung divers watch beautifully and looks and feels better than the standard rubber straps you get with dive watches. The one thing I will say about this strap is that it is in no way is water resistant. Though to be honest I didn't believe a canvas strap would be despite the description by the supplier. I'm ok with that though, which is why I went ahead with the purchase. The watch arrived on time (excuse the pun) and am very happy to buy again from this supplier again in the future. Thanks

Well made strap from China, very well made for the price. Bare in mind that with the ringed eyelets there is unlikely to be much space to thread it through the strap springs without taking them off first.