19mm Goldfinger khaki NATO strap, marine-grade anti-corrosion stainless steel buckle and keepers. Single-piece nylon NATO watch strap to G10 specification. Check your watch lug width before ordering: odd lug widths are rare, and the size depends on the exact reference, not the model name.
Black and khaki, red pinstripe, in a size the market ignores. Khaki is the colour of the 1973 British order. 19mm is the size your watch asks for and nobody offers.
Single-piece nylon NATO strap built to the G10 specification of the British Ministry of Defence. It threads under the case between both spring bars and wraps fully around the wrist. Marine-grade anti-corrosion stainless steel buckle and keepers. Machine washable at 30°.
One thing to settle before ordering: odd lug widths are rare, and the size depends on the exact reference, not the model name. Measure the gap between the two lugs with a caliper — the case diameter will tell you nothing.
From 16 to 24 cm of wrist circumference, the length is there — including over a wetsuit. That was a requirement of the original specification, and it still earns its keep: a strap that fits everyone does not come back.
A few watches these sizes apply to, for guidance: in 19 mm, the Rolex Oyster Perpetual 34, the Air-King 5500 and the Date 1500; in 21 mm, the Omega Planet Ocean 42, the Longines Spirit 40 and the Tudor Pelagos 39. The gap between your lugs remains the only judge.
Few customers stop at one: see the 19mm khaki green NATO strap or the 19mm black and grey NATO strap. The full width is here: 19mm NATO straps.
Fitting is simple: see how to put on a NATO strap. Where does it come from? Discover its story, born in the British forces.
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