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2 Piece Retro Pattern 20mm Canvas Military Watch Strap in Blue - The Ideal Durable Fabric Strap for Military Watches

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2 Piece Retro Pattern 20mm Canvas Military Watch Strap in Blue - The Ideal Durable Fabric Strap for Military WatchesSKU Code: MWWH663 20 These hardwearing canvas watch straps are crafted for exceptional durability using a special blend of fibers that are highly resistant to abrasion. Built for Tough Environments Designed for military, tactical, and adventure settings, these canvas and sailcloth watch straps are engineered to endure rugged use. The unique fiber blend ensures they are not only durable but also resistant to abrasions and water damage. Color matched

SKU Code: MWWH663/20

These hardwearing canvas watch straps are crafted for exceptional durability using a special blend of fibers that are highly resistant to abrasion.

Built for Tough Environments

Designed for military, tactical, and adventure settings, these canvas and sailcloth watch straps are engineered to endure rugged use. The unique fiber blend ensures they are not only durable but also resistant to abrasions and water damage. Color-matched stitching adds a touch of style, making these straps both fashionable and functional.

Comfort and Versatility

Available in a variety of colors, these sailcloth fiber straps feature a glove-grain leather liner for enhanced comfort. They come in three sizes (18mm, 20mm, 22mm and 24mm) and taper by 2mm, with dimensions of 18/16mm, 20/18mm, 22/20mm and 24/22mm. The straps measure approximately 90/120mm, including the steel buckle, and are 3.50mm thick at the lug-side, thinning down to 3mm at the tail and buckle side. The short (buckle side) is 80mm long, excluding the buckle, while the longer (holed) side is 120mm long.

Perfect for Various Watch Styles

These straps are the ideal choice for anyone seeking a blend of durability and style for their watch. They look perfect on vintage military watches such as the W10, GG-W-113, A-11, and Dirty Dozen, as well as many contemporary models. The shiny stainless steel buckle adds a polished finishing touch.

In summary, these canvas watch straps combine resilience, comfort, and style, making them an excellent accessory for both rugged adventures and everyday wear.

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