Milano Straps
Brown Barenia Military Watch Strap
The Military Watch Strap strap was developed by the British Ministry Defense. Is a one-piece strap that slides underneath the case. And the strap will stay on the wrist even if a spring bar pops out.
This Strap is a perfect replacement for the Omega Speedmaster and Seamaster
Brand: Milano Straps
Model: Military Watch Strap
Material: Barenia Leather
Color: Brown
Stitches: None
Lug With: 20mm - 22mm
Length: 255mm
Thickness : 2mm
Made in Italy
Kindly be aware that the colors may exhibit slight variations from the images, owing to the distinctiveness of each hide.
HOW TO INSTALL A MILITARY STRAP
STEP # 1
Orientate the strap so the keeper and buckle face up
STEP # 2
Insert the strap between the top spring bar and the watch case and pull through Now you will do the same on the bottom of the watch and pull the long part of the strap back through
STEP # 3
Adjust the watch case close to the 2nd keeper from buckle
STEP # 4
Pull the long part of the watch strap back through the floating keeper on the starter part of the strap THERE YOU HAVE WORKING STRAPS
EXTRA STEP
You can tuck the excess length inwards or outwords.
Inviting You to Experience Milano Straps: Discover the Difference
Military watch straps have long been an essential accessory for those in uniform, designed with a purpose that goes beyond mere aesthetics. These rugged and dependable bands are crafted to meet the exacting standards of armed forces around the world. Born out of necessity, they have evolved into a symbol of durability, resilience, and functionality. Designed to withstand the harshest conditions, these timepiece bands have become an inseparable part of military history, It is based on the specifications that were dictated by the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) for the watches issued to the military in 1960. Trusted by soldiers and adventurers alike. In this exploration, we will delve into the fascinating world of these purpose-built wristwatch straps, unravelling the rich history and unmatched utility that make them an iconic choice for those who demand nothing but the best.
How to Change a watch band with quick release spring bars
Ensure that the replacement band has quick-release spring bars attached to it. These spring bars have small levers or buttons that allow for easy removal without the need for additional tools.
Place your watch face down on a soft cloth or surface. Locate the quick-release spring bars on the current watch band. They will have small levers or buttons on their ends. Simply press or lift the levers/buttons to release the spring bars from the lugs. Once both spring bars are released, you can easily slide off the old leather band.
Take the replacement leather watch band with the quick-release spring bars already attached. Align one end of the band with a lug on the watch case. Press the lever/button on the spring bar, allowing it to retract and fit into the lug. Repeat the process for the other end of the band, attaching it to the corresponding lug. Ensure that both ends of the new band are securely attached.
Put the watch on your wrist and check if the new band requires any adjustments for a comfortable fit. If necessary, use the adjustment holes on the band to achieve the desired tightness or looseness.
PLANT A TREE
Buy a watch Strap and we Plant a tree
At Milano straps, we are committed to making a positive impact on the environment. That's why we've partnered with One Tree Planted, a non-profit organization that plants trees in areas where reforestation is most needed. For each watch strap sold, we will donate a $1 to One Tree Planted to help them continue their important work. By purchasing a watch strap from us, you can help to combat climate change and make a lasting difference in the world. So not only will you be getting a high-quality watch strap, you'll also be doing your part to support reforestation efforts. One Tree Planted is dedicated to reforestation efforts around the world and we are thrilled to be making a difference alongside such a large organization. In a nutshell: 1 Order = 1 Tree. You can find more information on One Tree Planted at www.onetreeplanted.org