Selected Colour: No Time Bond, Polished
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ZULUDIVER No Time To Die colours military watch strap made from high-strength nylon webbing, and fitted with traditional polished hardware. The nylon is silky smooth, providing a softer feel, and its reflective iridescent quality means the colours change when seen from different angles.
This particular colour is inspired by the watch strap seen in the latest James Bond film, No Time To Die.
This is a standard-style military watch strap, measuring 300mm, and measures 1.2mm in thickness.
Not sure how to wear a military watch strap? Take a look at our helpful guide.
The military design watch strap is durable, easily changeable, strong and often used during sporting activities. The time-tested design (interweaving and passing through the lugs) ensures added security for your watch if a spring bar pops out during vigorous activity. As with all our straps, this example has been carefully crafted with sturdy stitched joints for a long service life complementing your favourite watches.
This strap is inspired by watch straps worn in the James Bond movies, see our complete range of Classic and Vintage Bond watch straps.
| Clasp Finish | Polished |
|---|---|
| Clasp Material | Stainless Steel |
| Clasp Tongue Width | 2mm |
| Clasp Type | Military Buckle |
| Strap Brand | ZULUDIVER |
| Strap Length | 300mm |
| Strap Material | Nylon |
| Strap Material Colour | No Time Bond, Polished |
| Strap Material Finish | Woven |
| Strap Material Type | Nylon - Seatbelt |
| Strap Style | British Military |
| Strap Thickness | Approximately 1.2mm |
Size Guide
The ‘lug width’ is simply the internal width measured between the lugs (where the watch strap fits) of the watch.
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