MATERIAL: Nylon fabric bracelet
BUCKLE: Gold-plated steel
LENGTH: 27 cm
Keep the James Bond legend alive—choose this black and gray NATO strap worn by Daniel Craig in a James Bond film. Whether you’re wearing a diving watch or a chronograph, this is the perfect accessory for a sporty-chic look. This nylon NATO strap meets the specifications of the very first Royal Navy models from 50 years ago.
Bergeon tools, which originated in Switzerland, are the industry standard for watch strap installation and assembly.
MATERIAL: Canvas
LINING: Suede-like fabric
CAPACITY: 6 watches
DIMENSIONS: 39 x 18 cm
Keep your watches safe in this khaki and gold watch case. This spacious case can hold up to 6 watches. It rolls up neatly and takes up very little space in your bag or suitcase. Take your watches with you wherever you go, while protecting them from bumps, scratches, and dust.
MATERIAL: Calfskin
LINING: Microfiber
INSERT: Removable with snap buttons
DIMENSIONS: 15.5 x 10.2 x 7.3 cm
This brown leather case is designed for modern travelers and adventurers looking for a functional and stylish accessory to store their watches. Enjoy its compact size, which slips easily into your bag or suitcase. You can safely store two watches without worrying about scratches or jostling, thanks to the cushions secured with a snap-button system.
MATERIAL: Microfiber
DIMENSIONS: 13 x 6.8 cm
Choose this lovely green pouch from Cie. Bracelet Montre Paris. This functional and elegant accessory is perfect for storing a watch or a few bracelets without taking up too much space in your bag or suitcase. The pouch features a support that keeps your watch in place and protects it from bumps and scratches.
MATERIAL: Nylon fabric bracelet
BUCKLE: Gold-plated steel
LENGTH: 27 cm
Keep the James Bond legend alive—choose this black and gray NATO strap worn by Daniel Craig in a James Bond film. Whether you’re wearing a diving watch or a chronograph, this is the perfect accessory for a sporty-chic look. This nylon NATO strap meets the specifications of the very first Royal Navy models from 50 years ago.