NATO strap fitting
NATO strap fitting
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evenflow

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8,889 posts

313 months

Friday 18th November 2011
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Hello there. I don't stumble into this forum much so be gentle.

I'd like to get myself a Nato strap for my AstroAvia that looks quite like this:


I like the striped ones (Bond stripes are they called?). Where to buy from, and how do you know what size to get (width wise?)

Thanks

Shaw Tarse

31,903 posts

234 months

Friday 18th November 2011
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Have a look Here

Shaw Tarse

31,903 posts

234 months

Jem0911

4,415 posts

232 months

Friday 18th November 2011
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evenflow said:
Hello there. I don't stumble into this forum much so be gentle.

I'd like to get myself a Nato strap for my AstroAvia that looks quite like this:


I like the striped ones (Bond stripes are they called?). Where to buy from, and how do you know what size to get (width wise?)

Thanks
Measure the Lugs.
18/20/22/24mm.

andy_s

19,857 posts

290 months

Friday 18th November 2011
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The best choice I've found is at Gnomon, they offer most sorts, ranging from grey G10 to eclectic summer fruits, but also the 'hardware', i.e. the buckle and keeper, is available on most straps as either shiny, matte or black and they do the Rhino type as well.

http://www.gnomonwatches.com/Product-view.asp?id=2...

evenflow

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8,889 posts

313 months

Friday 18th November 2011
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Cheers guys thumbup

RemainAllHoof

80,160 posts

313 months

Friday 18th November 2011
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http://www.timefactors.com/nato.htm sells high quality ones. Many sell "plasticky" ones or ones that are not well-finished.

As stated above, measure the gap between the lugs, left to right as you look at the watch when reading the time. I suspect yours is 20mm.

Pugster

460 posts

212 months

Saturday 19th November 2011
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+1 for TimeFactors very high quality