Recycled Nylon Military Strap — Black with Red Edges
Stainless Steel / 20mm
€52,00
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Recycled Nylon Military Strap — Black with Red Edges
€52,00
100% recycled polyester, military fabric, Made in Italy. It's not a compromise between aesthetics and responsibility—it's a precise technical choice. Recycled nylon maintains the rigid structure of a classic military strap, with the same resistance to wear and daily use cycles.
The red edge is not decoration: it's a signal. It distinguishes the strap at a glance on the dial, breaking the black monochrome with a chromatic precision that works best on steel or black PVD cases. The 316L stainless steel buckle and loops complete the system with no weak points.
A work strap, in the most direct sense of the word.
Technical specifications:
- Material: 100% recycled polyester
- Lug width: 20mm – 22mm
- Total length: 27 cm
- Thickness: 1.5 mm
- Buckle and loops: 316L stainless steel
- Production: Made in Italy
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Recycled polyester
SKU: N11-BLRE-RE-20
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Domande Frequenti
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.
ARTIGIANATO ITALIANO
Manifattura Milanese
Ogni cinturino è un pezzo unico, tagliato e cucito a mano nel nostro atelier di Milano. La tecnica della cucitura a sella garantisce una resistenza superiore, mentre i bordi sono rifiniti con sette strati di tintura applicata a pennello, assicurando una longevità che sfida le tendenze passeggere.
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Domande Frequenti
I have a Submariner with 20mm lugs, but the strap looks short in the photos. What's the exact buckle-to-buckle measurement?
27 cm total. This means that once fastened on the wrist, the remaining space depends on how tightly you close the buckle. This isn't a slim wristwatch strap — it's built to hold without slipping, like a military strap. If you wear it normally without constraints, check your current wrist: recycled nylon has no elasticity, it only works with the fixed position of the buckle.
I'm interested in recycled nylon, but I don't want a strap that frays after two months. How does it hold up to daily wear compared to a traditional military strap?
The recycled nylon here maintains the same rigid structure as a classic military strap. It isn't an aesthetic compromise — it's a technical choice. Resistance to wear and daily cycles is the same. The difference is that this comes from 100% regenerated polyester, not virgin fibre. If you use the strap in real working situations (repetitive movement, friction, dirt), it holds. It hasn't been tested for extreme use, but for daily wear it performs like a traditional military strap.
The red edge on a tool watch risks looking childish or out of place to me. On what type of case does it really work?
Steel or black PVD. The red isn't casual decoration — it's a contrast signal that breaks the black monochrome and works for rapid eye-catching (something important on a military strap). On a chrome case, satin titanium or bronze, it starts to clash. On polished steel or black PVD it maintains a chromatic precision that doesn't fade. It depends on what you wear: if it's a grey/dark tool watch, the red speaks. If everything is chiaroscuro, it becomes noise.
I love Horween cordovan and Shinki, but here there's recycled nylon. Why this choice and how often do I change the strap?
They are two different universes. cordovan and Shinki are leathers that age, develop patina, tell the story of time spent on the wrist. Recycled nylon is a stable working strap — it doesn't change character, it maintains rigidity, it doesn't grow heavy with sweat or wear. You change it when the buckle starts to soil permanently or when the keepers deteriorate. It isn't a matter of inferior durability, it's a different philosophy: with a Horween you love the evolution; with this you love the constancy.
316L stainless steel on the buckle and rings — is this a real choice or is it printed on every cheap strap?
316L is stainless steel with added molybdenum, it resists oxidation cycles better than 304. It isn't an absolute rarity, but it's a deliberate choice on a military strap in recycled nylon — it means the metal elements don't become the weak point of the system. On the buckle specifically, 316L doesn't develop green patina or white stains after sweat and saltwater like less noble steels. It's the detail that keeps the strap alive longer without maintenance.