Dark green silicone watch strap loop for 20 mm straps
If the free end of your 20 mm strap keeps flapping about, this dark green silicone loop puts it back where it belongs.…
passant-20-5Has the keeper on your 20 mm strap snapped? This dark red silicone replacement restores a tidy finish. Dark red is a subtler alternative to bright red, with a warmer, deeper feel. A quick wash in soapy water is all it needs to stay clean. Measure the strap across, near the lugs or at the old keeper, and pick the same figure, here 20 mm.
Dark red brings depth rather than flash. Close to burgundy or wine, it is a colour that suits more grown-up watches: a steel chronograph on a dark red rubber strap, a gold-tone case with a deep red band, or a smartwatch dressed for the evening. On a matching strap the keeper vanishes; on black it offers a refined contrast that only shows when the light catches it.
It also pairs well with brown and cream straps for a warm, autumnal palette.
No tools, no strap removal. Hold the loop between finger and thumb, stretch it a little, and push the end of the strap through. Release it and the silicone grips the band. Slide it to a comfortable spot, usually just after the buckle, so it holds the tongue once the watch is fastened.
Silicone keeps its shape after being wet, so swimming and showering are fine. Soapy water will remove any build-up of dirt.
Meant for straps 20 mm wide. To check, measure your band near the buckle, at the keeper's position, with a ruler in millimetres.
Is dark red the same as burgundy? It is very close: a deep red with a wine-like tone, darker than the standard red keeper.
Would a dark red keeper suit a brown 20 mm strap? Yes, the two warm tones combine well for a classic, understated look.
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