Buckle & Stitch Silicone Single Pass NATO Style Straps 20mm Moss Green (20mm, Green)

[HISTORY] Military style pass-through nylon watch bands were developed by the British Ministry of Defence in 1973. The requirement was to create a strap that could handle water, be fitted easily to fixed spring bar watches without the need for tools and would keep the watch secure even if one spring bar broke. What they came up with would soon become a classic strap, used the world over. The great thing about pass-through straps is they are easy to swap around, extremely durable and suit any occasion. [SINGLE-PASS STYLE] This modern strap is a twist on that classic style. These bands have a single-pass design, which maintains their ability to keep the watch safely secured to the wrist, even if one spring bar fails, but allows the watch to sit lower on the wrist. This low profile lends the strap a minimalist look and makes for extremely comfortable wearing. he sizing holes have been armoured with thicker rubber, giving them increased strength. Perfect for a minimalist Scandinavian style watch. [COMFORT] Super soft silicone rubber feels completely smooth on the wrist, making these some of the most comfortable watch straps that we sell. These are lightweight and sit at a more comfortable height on your wrist, perfect for all-day wear. Made from silicone, these are waterproof, dirt-proof, and sweatproof, ready for whatever life throws your way. Mirror-polished stainless steel buckle and keepers finish off the complete this sleek and modern style. [STRAP MEASUREMENTS] 265mm total length, not including the buckle, with 12 sizing holes. Thickness: 0.9mm. Polished stainless steel buckle and keepers. This strap is suitable for wrists between 160-230mm (6.3" – 9.0") approx. Available in 18mm, 20mm, and 22mm and in black, navy blue, green, orange, grey, pink and brown. [BUCKLE AND STITCH] We are a family-run, UK-based small business. We hand-inspect every item here in Belfast before it heads to Amazon and reaches you. 24-hour support for any issues via the Amazon messaging system.