NATO Strap KAKI Green 20mm

Khaki, the original G10 colour

In 1973, when the British Ministry of Defence ordered its first nylon straps, they were khaki. This colourway imitates nothing: it is the issued version. On a field watch, it is the truest match there is.

G10 heritage, without the folklore

The NATO strap came from a British Ministry of Defence order in 1973, referenced G10 — named after the form you filled in to get one. The specification: one piece, two spring bars, nylon that does not rot in tropical humidity, and enough length to go over a wetsuit. This strap meets those standards.

One piece of nylon, no joining seam: the original G10 construction. The strap runs under the case, bears on both spring bars and loops back on itself. Marine-grade anti-corrosion stainless steel buckle and keepers, unaffected by salt. Machine wash at 30°.

Fitting on a 20mm watch

Seiko Monster, Sinn 556, Sinn 104, Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical 38, Hamilton Khaki Murph 38. No tools: the strap passes under the case, the spring bars stay put.

Fitting on video — removing a Rolex bracelet

Khaki on the wrist

Few customers stop at one: see the 20mm camouflage NATO strap or the 20mm military khaki NATO strap. To move up, look at the NATOCONCEPT green and grey. The full width is here: 20mm NATO straps.

Fitting takes a single move: see how to fit a NATO strap. Stubborn spring bars? Rely on our guide to removing a strap.