I'm looking to add a green strap to spice up my collection. I haven't yet found exactly what I want. So how about being a pal and show us what you got. It can be dress watch, Pilot watch, dive watch, whatever. Just make sure the strap is gree…

Elizabeth Doerr, editor-in-chief and co-founder of Quill & Pad, once wrote:

„As a great many watch lovers know, straps and bracelets can make or break a watch. While some might find the “vintage” appearance of mesh too delicate for today’s watches…

I don't know where I got this bracelet, but I can't tell if I like it. The circled part feels too thick, or wide, I guess. Am I crazy?

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Stupid me, been wearing my Ebel 1911 chronograph during summer fishing, and its shark skin band fell apart because of the sweat. I'd like to replace the band with another band that will take the original deployment clasp. But, for the life of me, …

The Yema Wristmaster Traveller. Not many made and it already morphed into the Urban Traveller with different specs. I do love wearing this watch, however, there is a fundamental design flaw. The butterfly clasp opens very easily. The wings on the clasp…

Okay, so I have three customer leather bands.
1 for a duro, 1 for an islander, and 1 for my beloved citizenpromster diver.

2 are 22 mm, one is 20 mm

I am seeking great springbars.
It appears you can buy nonsense by the thousand, but I want some great…

I have a smaller wrist (which means I prefer a 8.5-9 inch long single pass) and don’t like strap end overhang or tucking the end back into the keeper. For traditional nylon straps, I can get good results cutting and melting the ends. But that doesn’t w…