Silicone watch strap keeper, white, for 22 mm straps
Has the keeper on your 22 mm strap snapped? This white silicone replacement restores a tidy finish. Check that your…
passant-22-03A navy blue silicone watch strap loop for 24 mm straps, made to replace a keeper that has split, stretched or gone missing. Once the buckle is closed, the end of the strap lies flat instead of catching on your sleeves. Navy blue is understated and works well with nautical and everyday straps. To choose the right size, measure your strap where the loop sits: it should read 24 mm.
Navy is the discreet member of the blue family. It reads almost black in low light and shows its colour in daylight, which is why it pairs so naturally with dark blue dive straps, nautical watches and blue-dialled field pieces on wide rubber bands.
A worn loop loosens over time and lets the strap end stick out; a split one simply falls off. Either way, the tail of a 24 mm strap is long and stiff enough to catch on a jacket sleeve. Fitting a fresh navy ring keeps it lying neatly against the band once the buckle is fastened.
The flexible silicone opens enough to be rolled over the strap end by hand, with no tools and no need to remove the band from the watch. It is not bothered by swimming or showers, and cleaning is a matter of mild soap, water and a towel.
Sizing is straightforward: measure across your strap beside the buckle. A reading of 24 mm means this ring will sit snugly.
Will navy look odd on a black 24 mm strap? Hardly. The difference is subtle and many people find it adds depth, especially if the dial or bezel is blue.
Can it go in sea water? Yes. Silicone is waterproof; just rinse it in fresh water afterwards along with the strap.
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