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The original NATO strap is made from a single piece of nylon, built to G10 British military specification. Water-resistant, machine washable, marine stainless steel buckle and keepers. A premium NATO strap available in 18, 20, 22 and 24 mm, in a wide palette of colours. La Boîte à Montres, watch accessory specialist in Paris.
The 18 mm NATO strap suits dress, vintage and small-case watches. Water-resistant nylon, single piece built to G10 spec. Marine-grade anti-corrosion stainless steel buckle and keepers. Machine washable at 30°.
The original 20 mm NATO strap is the universal width. Compatible with Rolex Submariner, Omega Speedmaster and most sport watches. Water-resistant single-piece G10-spec nylon. Marine stainless steel buckle and keepers. Machine washable at 30°.
The 22 mm NATO strap is made for large sport and tool watches. Fits Tudor Black Bay 41, Seiko Prospex Turtle, Panerai Luminor Due, IWC Big Pilot. Water-resistant single-piece G10-spec nylon. Marine stainless steel buckle and keepers. Machine washable at 30°.
The 24 mm NATO strap is made for XXL cases and large dive watches. Water-resistant nylon, single piece built to G10 spec. Marine-grade anti-corrosion stainless steel buckle and keepers. Machine washable at 30°.
19 mm and 21 mm NATO straps are rare sizes, unavailable in most stores. La Boîte à Montres is one of the only stockists. Water-resistant nylon, single piece, marine-grade stainless steel buckle and keepers. Machine washable at 30°.
The NATO strap for smart watches is made in two parts — it does not thread under the case, keeping sensors in direct contact with the skin. Water-resistant nylon, machine washable, marine-grade stainless steel buckle and keepers. Ideal for sport, swimming and water activities.
A reissue of the famous Marine Nationale strap worn by French combat divers. Fully elastic, it absorbs shocks without breaking the spring bars and returns to shape. Fits any wrist, including over a wetsuit. NATO BNO Original logo. 20 mm, marine stainless buckle.
The NATO strap appeared in 1973, at the request of the British Ministry of Defence. Its standard name: G10. The specification came down to two words, reliability and strength. Made famous on James Bond's wrist in Goldfinger, it has become a collector's accessory. The full story in our article on NATO strap history and origins.
A NATO strap is made in one piece. It passes under the case, between the two spring bars, then wraps around the wrist. If one spring bar fails, the watch stays held by the other. The nylon resists water and sweat, and is machine washable at 30°C. It suits a diving watch as well as a vintage chronograph.
The strap width matches your watch's lug width, the distance between the lugs of the case, measured in millimetres. The 18mm NATO strap suits slim dress watches. The 20mm NATO strap is the most common width, that of the Rolex Submariner or the Omega Speedmaster. The 22mm NATO strap fits larger sports watches, the 24mm NATO strap oversized cases. For less common lug widths, see our 19 and 21mm NATO straps. Our lug width chart by watch model lists the width of 272 watches from 47 brands.
All our NATO straps come with a pin buckle and keepers in anti-corrosion stainless steel. The nylon, around 1.5 mm thick, has woven edges, soft against the wrist.
From black and military khaki to film-inspired stripes (Gulf blue and orange, James Bond black and grey) and summer shades. A NATO strap changes in seconds, without tools: the same watch takes on a new look from one day to the next. For the combat swimmers' model, the elastic Marine Nationale 20mm version completes the range.
From Paris, we select every NATO strap to the G10 standard. Photos taken in our workshop, on real watches. Orders shipped the same day. A team that advises you on the right width for your watch.
A NATO watch strap is a single-piece nylon strap that passes under the case, between the two spring bars. It was created in 1973 at the request of the British Ministry of Defence, under the G10 standard. If one spring bar fails, the watch stays held by the other.
Measure the space between your watch's lugs, where the strap attaches: that is your width, in millimetres (18, 20, 22 or 24 mm). Our NATO straps suit Rolex, Tudor, Omega, Seiko, Hamilton, Sinn, Longines, Oris or Panerai, among others. Always check the lug width before ordering, for instance in our strap width chart by watch.
Our NATO straps are 280 mm long, the length of the original G10 standard. Once buckled, the excess folds into the last keeper.
One size fits all. At 280 mm, a NATO strap fits wrists from 15 to 20 cm: adjust it at the buckle, then fold the free end into the last keeper. Only the width matters.
A good NATO strap comes down to four points: single-piece G10 construction, dense nylon, woven edges, and a stainless steel buckle and keepers. Our NATO straps combine all four: nylon around 1.5 mm thick, soft woven edges against the wrist, anti-corrosion stainless steel buckle and keepers.
The original military NATO strap is grey, a shade known as Admiralty Grey. For the historic model, choose our Admiralty Grey 20mm NATO strap.
No. A NATO strap slides under the spring bars already in place: it goes on and comes off in seconds, without removing anything.
Yes. The nylon resists water and sweat, and the stainless steel buckle and keepers do not corrode. The strap is machine washable at 30°C.
Yes, on Rolex models with a 20 mm lug width, such as the Submariner, GMT-Master or Daytona: choose a 20mm NATO strap. Check your model's lug width before ordering.
Yes. Our Arezzo leather NATO straps, designed in collaboration with the brand and made in Tuscany from Tuscan leather, are lined and less than 2 mm thick. They slide under the spring bars like a nylon NATO, with the look of leather. Available exclusively online: the Arezzo black leather 20mm NATO strap, and the full collection of Arezzo leather straps.
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