Cinturino pelle vintage cognac doppia cucitura ecru artigianale Made in Italy — Milano Straps

Cognac Vintage Strap Double Ecru Stitching

18mm x 16mm
€80,00
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Cinturino pelle vintage cognac doppia cucitura ecru artigianale Made in Italy — Milano Straps

Cognac Vintage Strap Double Ecru Stitching

€80,00

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SKU: 069-2T-COG-18-ST

Strap measurements
12h side 75 mm 6h side 115 mm
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Atelier since 1984 Milan
Handmade in Italy Selected leathers

Three generations of saddlers know that double stitching is not an embellishment. It's textile engineering applied to leather: two rows of ecru thread alternating at pressure points, so if one gives way—which rarely happens—the other holds. The result can be seen in the stitching even before you wear the strap.

The vintage Italian cognac leather has a precise logic: it starts soft, with a slightly worn texture that requires no break-in. It's not stiff like box calf, nor delicate like barenia. It's a leather that embraces time as its raw material. After a few months on the wrist, the cognac deepens—areas of wear, shades of light, a patina that isn't bought, but earned. Each piece ages differently because every wrist is different.

The ecru thread doesn't compete with the amber cognac: it frames it. The contrast is calibrated—visible up close, discreet in motion. It's this kind of detail that distinguishes a crafted strap from a manufactured one.

Technical specifications:

  • Material: Vintage Italian leather
  • Color: Cognac
  • Stitching: Double row, ecru thread
  • Available widths: 18mm × 16mm | 19mm × 16mm | 20mm × 16mm | 22mm × 18mm | 24mm × 20mm
  • Length: 115mm / 75mm
  • Thickness: 2.5mm
  • Origin: Made in Italy

Color variations between individual pieces are not manufacturing defects. They are the direct consequence of working with natural leather: each part of the hide absorbs color slightly differently. This is what makes each strap unique.

Estimated shipping in 2-3 business days

Estimated shipping times: 2-3 business days (Italy), 7-9 days (European market), 15-21 days (international market).

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The next step

The right strap isn’t chosen. It is built, together.

From the atelier appointment to delivery, every step is made for those who know that things done well take time. Rare leathers, one piece at a time, eighteen months of warranty.

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The joy of little things

Changing your strap should be as simple as changing your shoes. With us, it is.

Every strap has integrated quick-release spring bars: swap it in one gesture, no tools, no risk of scratching the lugs. The same watch shifts mood with the moment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the ecru double stitching require maintenance over time or does the thread tend to fray?

The ecru thread used is reinforced and stitched with a saddle stitch, meaning each stitch is independent from the others. Even in case of localized wear, the rest of the stitching remains intact. It requires no specific maintenance: simply avoid prolonged water immersion, as with any full-grain leather strap.

Is this vintage leather suitable for intense daily use or is it better suited for special occasions?

It is designed precisely for daily use. The slightly worn texture from the start means the strap does not show the initial signs of wear as a smooth, polished leather would. The patina that develops over time is part of the design, not a side effect — it wears better after months of use than occasional wear.

Does the cognac of this leather shift much over time? What tones does it evolve into?

The amber cognac starting tone tends to deepen toward darker shades, similar to tobacco or aged leather, in the areas of greatest contact. The less exposed areas retain the original tone longer, creating a natural gradient that cannot be achieved with any artificial treatment. The evolution depends greatly on light exposure and wrist perspiration.

How do I choose the right width among the five available sizes?

Width is chosen based on the lug width of the watch, not the case. The first measurement listed (e.g., 20mm) is the distance between lugs, the second (e.g., 16mm) is the width at the buckle. If you are uncertain of your lug width, you can remove the original strap and measure the space between the lugs with a caliper. If in doubt, contact us directly with your watch reference.