Coffee Brown Synthetic Leather Watch Strap Loop, 21 mm
Sized for straps measuring 21 mm across, this coffee brown watch strap loop is made from soft synthetic leather that…
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If the keeper on your 16 mm strap has split, this white loop in synthetic leather restores a neat finish. In white, it suits light-coloured leather-look bands and dressier summer watches. Fitting it requires no watchmaking skills: slide the strap through and the job is done. Check that your strap measures 16 mm across at the keeper before choosing this size.
Sixteen millimetres sits between the narrow ladies' widths and the broader sizes seen on men's watches. Plenty of women's watches use it, as do some smaller everyday models. White straps at this width are a favourite for summer and look especially fresh with a silver or mother-of-pearl dial.
A white keeper earns its place by matching. Fit a black or brown loop to a white band and it looks like a makeshift repair; fit a white one and nobody notices it. Because it is synthetic, it tolerates humidity better than real leather, which helps on a pale strap that gets wiped clean more often than a dark one.
For cleaning, use lukewarm water with a little soap on a soft cloth, then let it air-dry. Avoid leaving it to soak. If your current loop has torn, gone loose or been lost on a walk, this replacement brings the strap back to a tidy state in a minute.
How do I check that my strap is 16 mm? Measure across the strap with a millimetre ruler where the keeper sits, near the buckle. The reading should be 16 mm.
Can I wear it in the rain? Yes. Synthetic leather copes with occasional rain and splashes better than genuine leather; simply let it dry naturally afterwards.
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