Is A Sailcloth Strap The Right Choice For You?
 

Is A Sailcloth Strap The Right Choice For You?

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Richard Brown

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Richard Brown

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As part of our long-running strap showcase series, we take a closer look at sailcloth straps with plenty of pictures for inspiration

Finding a waterproof, rugged, strap which also really enhances the look of your watch is no mean feat. Fortunately, your search is over.

Welcome to the world of the sailcloth straps!

The sailcloth is one of the finest quality and most versatile straps we have produced and offers a sophisticated look which technically achieves the enviable status of a single strap that fulfils almost all needs.

WatchGecko Sailcloth RangeWatchGecko Sailcloth Range - Credit WatchGecko

The characteristics are impressive:

  • Sailcloth material, which is soft from new, is renowned for its strong and durable properties
  • A superior waterproof alternative to leather which has been expertly finished with a rembord edge
  • Vivid contrast colour stitching to complement dial features
  • Brushed steel or PVD black buckle
  • Padded, flat or perforated strap styles

The Sailcloth strap looks stylish and functional on a vast range of watches, not just divers. But don’t just take our word for it - have a look at a selection of our favourite watches below - which show the Sailcloth off to its very best.

ZULUDIVER Mayday Navigator Sailcloth Divers Watch Strap

ZULUDIVER Mayday Navigator Sailcloth Divers Watch Strap on Rolex Explorer IIZULUDIVER Mayday Navigator Sailcloth Divers Watch Strap on Rolex Explorer II - Credit WatchGecko

 
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ZULUDIVER Mayday Navigator Sailcloth Divers Watch Strap - Off White
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ZULUDIVER Mayday Navigator Sailcloth Padded Divers Watch Strap - Red
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ZULUDIVER Mayday Navigator Sailcloth Padded Divers Watch Strap - Orange
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With three contrasting stitch colours to choose from and quick release spring bars for easy fitting, this strap is ready for your next adventure. The design tapers down by 2mm from lug end to the robust thumbnail style brushed buckle, and you can choose either 20mm or 22mm lug width.

ZULUDIVER Mayday Sailcloth Padded Divers Watch Strap

ZULUDIVER Mayday Sailcloth Padded Divers Watch Strap on Baltic Aquascaph GMTZULUDIVER Mayday Sailcloth Padded Divers Watch Strap on Baltic Aquascaph GMT - Credit WatchGecko

 

This strap also makes a great alternative to a leather strap, as it has been superbly finished with a "rembord" edge, making it clean and seamless for a fresh traditional style. It is available in four lug widths and is 4.3mm thick at the lug ends and reduces to 3.2mm at the buckle end. It has a more pronounced taper than the standard ZULUDIVER sailcloth and features a less aggressive buckle. You can choose between subtly contrasting off-white or grey stitching.

ZULUDIVER Mayday Anchor Sailcloth Divers Watch Strap 

ZULUDIVER Mayday Anchor Sailcloth Divers Watch Strap on Omega Speedmaster - Credit WatchGecko

 
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ZULUDIVER Mayday Anchor Sailcloth Divers Watch Strap - Red
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£58.00
ZULUDIVER Mayday Anchor Sailcloth Divers Watch Strap - Orange
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ZULUDIVER Mayday Anchor Sailcloth Divers Watch Strap - Off White Stitching
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Experience ultimate comfort with thick padding that is lightweight and flexible, perfect for any adventure. These spring bars can be easily removed, letting you tailor your strap to your desired spring bar style, even accommodating Seiko Fat (2.5mm diameter) spring bars.

So there we have it - your one stop shop for sailcloth straps is complete. We hope you agree that it's a surprisingly versatile type of strap.

For even more options, check out the full range of sailcloth straps.

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