r/Watchstraps

This Christian Dior Bulova has a 5mm blue strap that needs to be replaced. The smallest I’ve been able to find is 6mm. Any ideas where I might find one?

Hey everyone, wanted to share a couple of shots of my Glycine Airman No. 1 Purist (36mm). I’ve been wearing it on a vintage-style Bonklip / ladder bracelet lately, and I think it’s a killer pairing for this piece.

The Airman’s aviation history already gives it plenty of character with the true 24-hour dial layout and the iconic bezel lock crown at 4 o'clock. Throwing it on a ladder bracelet gives it a very direct mid-century RAF pilot vibe, fitting right into that classic military tool-watch aesthetic.

Included a side-profile shot to show how seamlessly the strap wraps back on itself. Being able to clip the clasp directly into any link turns the extra tail into a tight, neat little nugget that's honestly an incredible fidget toy when the watch is off the wrist.

What are your thoughts on pairing vintage-inspired tool watches with Bonklip or ladder-style bracelets? Does this work for you, or do you prefer standard modern steel links or leather straps?

Half of the 762 set
Technically a 650
On a Kostas strap fresh from the salt water (https://www.instagram.com/kostas.straps.store?igsh=MTV0cjJzaDJqODV5dg==)

Any help on where I can find a dupe of this band?

Garmin canceled my order saying it’s out of stock and discontinued.

Just got this Nato strap for my new addition - Pepsi Duro👌

Just finished this Cognac Sea Snake leather strap with cream contrast stitching.

The warm cognac tone really brings out the natural scale pattern, while the lighter stitching gives it a slightly vintage character without making it too busy.

I kept the construction slim and clean, with hand-finished edges and matching keepers.

One of those colors that I think would work equally well on a vintage dress watch or something more modern.

What do you think?

Also customised the watch face to something more suited to the colour of the Rugged Velcro Strap.

How do you like it?

Hi guys, I finally obtained a rose gold 7097 and is thinking of changing its strap. I’m thinking of ordering the strap from “Made by Tan” with the traditional spring bar.

If anyone had ordered an alternative strap, could you share the size for this watch? Is it 21mm lug and 18mm buckle?

Has anyone find an alternative butterfly clasp in rose gold that matches the rose gold watch color?

Thank you!

Al

I found this picture and am obsessed with how good I think it looks. I've looked at a bunch of canvas straps but can't seem to find canvas in this color with the black stitching and it's super frustrating. Getting my first Automatic watch soon (I've been researching for months and am super excited to order an NTH) and want to recreate this look. Does anyone know what strap this is?

Found it reading this review [ https://www.fifthwrist.com/nth-amphion-vintage-gilt-review/ ] and literally can't find the damn thing anywhere.

What am I doing wrong with this NATO strap? Why does it sit like that? This is the only watch I have with a NATO strap; I love that style, but I’d like the buckle to sit right in the center of my wrist on the underside. Is that how they’re supposed to be, or am I putting it on wrong?

Would appreciate it if folks can drop a picture - that can help me decide. And also, share their experiences of using one of these Uncle bracelets.

Also, if there anyone who was able to get the bracelet from their Seiko AD and how much did it cost?

Hey everyone!

I’m planning to buy multiple watch straps and would love recommendations for good websites, Instagram sellers, vendors, or local makers in India. Budget-friendly but decent quality is preferred.

The two Casios are watches I bought myself, while most of the others were passed down by my father.

Also, looking at the watches in the photos, what strap combinations would you recommend? Especially interested in suggestions for specific colours/materials that would suit each watch.

Would appreciate any seller recommendations + watch/strap combinations you’ve personally tried.

Thanks!