Brown Ecru Recycled Single Pass Military Strap
Stainless Steel / 20mm
€52,00
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Brown Ecru Recycled Single Pass Military Strap
€52,00
A single piece that passes through both lugs and wraps around the wrist, leaving no room for the unexpected. If a spring bar fails, the strap stays in place — and the watch with it. This is not a minor detail.
Made from 100% recycled polyester, this single pass strap embodies a clear choice: to reduce impact without compromising quality. The military fabric in brown and ecru boasts a sobriety that works with many watch faces — from field watches to entry-level divers — without overpowering them.
Compared to a traditional NATO strap, the single pass keeps a low profile: no double layer under the case, buckle centered under the wrist, no bulky excess strap. The sliding keeper firmly secures it. You put it on, adjust it, and forget about it.
Buckle and rings in 316L stainless steel: the same standard used in medical and marine applications. It won't rust, deform, or succumb to salt or sweat.
Technical specifications:
- Material: 100% recycled polyester
- Lug width: 20mm – 22mm
- Total length: 27cm
- Thickness: 1.5mm
- Buckle and rings: 316L stainless steel
- Design: monobloc single pass with sliding keeper
- Made in Italy
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Recycled polyester
SKU: N12-BRO-ECR-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.
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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
If the spring bar breaks, do I really stay with the watch on my wrist, or is that just a promise?
Exactly as you say. The single pass wraps the wrist in a single continuous band — it crosses both lugs without interruption. If a spring bar gives way, the strap remains intact around the wrist, and the watch with it. This isn’t theory: it’s geometry. A traditional NATO, on the other hand, attaches only to the lugs. Here, no.
I’ve heard of single pass, but this recycled polyester story — does it really hold up like a regular nylon, or is it one of those compromises?
It is 100% recycled polyester, not a blend. Same robustness as a standard military nylon — the material is the starting point, not where corners are cut. What changes is where it’s produced and from what: recycled fabric, not virgin. If you’re looking for a different story than conventional nylon, you have it. If you’re looking for different performance, you won’t find it — and that’s how it should be.
Brown and ecru: how does it really work on a watch? Doesn’t it risk being too bland?
The combination has a precise restraint — it’s not grey, it’s calibrated. It works on field watches, on entry-level divers, on chronographs that aren’t too aggressive. What it doesn’t do is compete with the dial: the strap remains a frame. If your watch has a strong identity, this won’t blow it away. If instead you have a neutral piece and you’re looking for something that doesn’t shout, brown and ecru settles the matter without debate.
The 316L steel — I usually see it on medical instruments. Is this really that, or is it just marketing?
It is the 316L standard: buckle and keepers. I don’t put it in quotation marks. It’s the same used in medical and marine applications — it resists salt, sweat, doesn’t deform, doesn’t rust. In the context of a recycled military strap it might seem excessive, but it’s the opposite choice: it’s not a detail, it’s what lasts.
How do I adjust the length without creating a knot I can’t undo?
The single pass has a sliding keeper that locks it. You put it on, adjust it, forget it. It isn’t a makeshift method — the keeper holds it in a clean position, without that complication of the traditional NATO where the tail sticks out and you always have to reckon with the excess. Here the low profile stays low.