Khaki silicone watch strap loop for 14 mm straps
Keep your strap end under control with this khaki silicone keeper, made for 14 mm watch bands. It carries no logo or…
passant-14-11Lost the little loop that holds the end of your strap? This navy blue silicone watch strap loop fits straps 26 mm wide and slips into place in seconds. Once the buckle is closed, the end of the strap lies flat instead of catching on your sleeves. The navy blue shade looks smart against dark blue, grey or white bands. To choose the right size, measure your strap where the loop sits: it should read 26 mm.
Navy works almost like black: it goes with nearly everything yet feels a little warmer. A navy keeper is the natural partner for a navy rubber strap, and it also sits well on dark grey or black bands when the dial has a blue note. Divers, field watches and larger chronographs on wide straps are typical companions.
The loop is soft silicone. You stretch it a little to pass the strap through, and it closes back snugly around the band. It ignores water and perspiration, so swimming or a sweaty workout will not harm it. Cleaning is no more complicated than a wash with mild soap and a rinse.
The width printed on this listing, 26 mm, is the width of the strap it fits. Take your strap, place a ruler across it just next to the buckle and read the figure. If you find 26, you are in the right place; if not, look for the keeper matching the number you measured. A keeper that is too wide slides around, one that is too narrow will not go on.
Is navy too dark to tell apart from black? Indoors it can look almost black; in daylight the blue comes through clearly, which is exactly why it pairs well with blue dials.
Do I need a spare navy keeper? Many owners keep one in a drawer, as keepers are the part of a strap most likely to split or go missing.
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