NATO Strap blue red beige red blue

Blue, red, white — in that order

The order of the bands changes everything. Here blue opens, red holds the centre, white closes. This is not the French tricolour: it is a composition, and it wears differently.

This NATO watch strap is cut from a single piece of woven nylon, to the British G10 specification. It passes under the case, bears on both spring bars, then loops back to the buckle. Marine-grade anti-corrosion stainless steel buckle and keepers. Machine wash at 30° and air dry.

Fitting on video — removing a Rolex bracelet

Is your watch 20mm?

Rolex Datejust 36, Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch, Omega Seamaster 300 Heritage, Omega Railmaster, Tudor Black Bay 58. In doubt? A caliper between the two lugs settles it in a second.

Changes in thirty seconds

No tools, no spring bars to remove. The strap slides under the case, you close it, done. That is what makes the NATO addictive: changing straps becomes quicker than changing shoes, and one watch can have ten looks.

Colour on the wrist

Few customers stop at one: see the 20mm blue white pink NATO strap or the 20mm blue white light blue NATO strap. To move up, look at the NATOCONCEPT white with orange line. The full width is here: 20mm NATO straps.

First time? Rely on our video fitting tutorial. Measure well to choose well: learn how to read the lug width.