Missouri Vintage Leather Watch Strap - Noir
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Missouri Vintage Leather Watch Strap - Noir
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Size Guide
The ‘lug width’ is simply the internal width measured between the lugs (where the watch strap fits) of the watch.
This vintage leather watch strap is handmade in Spain by experienced artisans using vegetable-tanned top-grain leather. Each strap is handmade, so individual straps vary slightly from one to the next. Combined with the refined edge-stitching, the whole package just screams tradition and craftsmanship.
This design is the perfect choice if you’re looking for a strap oozing with a character straight out of the box. The leather is extremely pliable and will fit your wrist like a charm. We’d recommend pairing with a vintage or vintage-inspired watch that’s already got a ton of character.
Key Features
- Made from vegetable-tanned top-grain leather produced in Tuscany.
- Each strap is unique thanks to being handmade.
- Substantial taper in width, ideal for vintage watches.
- Length: 120 / 80mm.
- Thickness: approximately 2.7mm
About The Leather
Conceria La Perla Azzurra S.R.L. is a small Tuscan leather tannery producing some of the finest leather available. La Perla is a proud member of the Consorzio Vera Pella Italiana and uses traditional methods, the hides are tanned using bark and oil and then through-dyed in large drums.
This leather has a random pebbled appearance and texture, with some parts of the hide being smoother, and other parts being more intensely textured. The tannery soaks the hides in oil and then tumbles the skins in drums, allowing the oil to move and produce ‘wrinkles’, bursting with natural character.
Strap Taper
| Lug Width | 19mm | 20mm | 22mm |
| Buckle Size | 16mm | 16mm | 18mm |
| Clasp Type | Pin Buckle |
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| Strap Adjustment | Min 135mm, Max 175mm |
| Strap Adjustment Positions | 7 Holes |
| Strap Adjustment Spacing | 7mm |
| Strap Material | Leather |
| Strap Material Colour | Noir |
| Strap Material Type | Leather Cowhide |
| Strap Padding Style | Flat |
| Strap Style | Flat |
Why Choose a Missouri Vintage Leather Watch Strap - Noir ?
Why choose WatchGecko?
- Over a decade of experience.
- An internationally renowned destination for watch enthusiasts.
- A trusted choice for new buyers entering the world of horology.
- Our passion for watches inspires us to craft straps that enhance timepieces, blending style and functionality seamlessly.
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