ArtStyleWatch Band with Colorful Nylon Material Strap and Heavy Duty Brushed Buckle

You would think that a piece of nylon webbing with a buckle and a few holes would be pretty standard, but anyone who has bought a few over the years knows that them being the same is far from the truth, and buying them without holding one is a crapshoot at best. When this one arrived, I took a deep breath, and tore open the package. Initial thought, alright, the hardware seemed to be sturdy, a bit overbuilt, but it’s what will keep a few thousand dollar piece of steel off the ground so that’s fine. The webbing also seemed to be sturdy, not too thick, and not a cheap loose weave either. The stitching looked to be good, with a sturdy thread. I was excited, it was looking to be a good buy! I threaded my seamaster onto the strap, and wrapped it around my wrist, it fit nicely! Apparently this company decided that cutting corners by shaving off an inch off each strap wasn’t worth it, even if it added up in an extra bracelet every ten or so they made, glad to see! Over all, this strap has become my new favorite! It’s comfortable to wear, it looks nice, and the hardware is beefy and strong, and gives me the confidence that my expensive watch isn’t going to bounce off the asphalt if I hang my hand out the window while I drive. Thank you to the company! I look forward to doing business with you in the future again!

Great watch band. I Like the color combo on the black/grey/orange, put it on a timex navi xl that had a black nylon single pass nato from factory. (Moved that band to a different timex i had i wanted a new band on) it adds a nice twist to the black dial/bezel and silver case. The fabric feels well made and so do the buckles. Of all the nato style straps I've bought and surprisingly had factory installed on a warch, this one is actually the 1st that has enough left over extra strap to fold back in the buckle as nato straps are intended to have/do.

Overall, a good 5-Ring NATO.What to know: Thickness is on the leaner side but this lends to flexibility - it’s about the same thickness as a Zulu Diver from Watch Gecko but a little bit more rigid.Sewing is what appears to be either double stitching or a double run - looks good and ends are singed to seal.Hardware is good with beadblasted finish - not sure how long it will last with daily wear and tear but will likely just add to the look.A noted Con: For folks that do the ‘true NATO’ wear (see pics) and run the band back up under the last ring, you may find these bands a bit short. For reference, I have an 8” (203.2mm) wrist so judge accordingly from the pics/your own measurements how you think it will fit.Bottom line: This is a great ‘budget’ 5-Ring NATO that gives quite a bit of bang for your buck. Compared to others often three times the price, I’d jump on this one every time.

Good band make sure you order the correct size

I got this to use with my Lunar Pilot watch and it looks great! This fits my 8.5" wrist perfectly and the tail has just enough length to fold over and tuck in.

I bought this band along with another for a field watch I have had for many years. The leather band was looking rather worn so I was looking for some NATO watch bands to add a little more life, color and versatility to the watch without breaking the bank and still maintaining a sense of utility and practicality. This particular band is in my school colors. So it is a go to for alumni sporting and outdoor events. The straps are well made and durable. The colors add a little fun and the price point allows you to but multiple bands for different looks or occasions. Will be buying more.

I cut and melted the edges on the band, as it was a bit too long. After that, it fits and it works. You can tell it's a cheap band, and the keepers, or whatever you call them -the loops you thread the watchband through- seem extremely oversized. You can easily fit 4 layers of band through them....I have no idea why they're so big. You have to keep them folded down so they won't get caught on anything.It's certainly not an actual NATO band, but it works well enough for its price.

My wife, son, and I have been using 5-ring nylon Zulu and NATO straps for some of our watches for the last few years. All in all we've accumulated about 35 or 40 of the things. Various colors and patterns, and from several different websites and Amazon stores. The last two I purchased have been these ArtStyle 1.5mm straps, one in orange and one in black, and both sport the matte-brushed stainless rings.The bands arrived on-time and in good condition, and each band shipped with 2 spring bars and 1 spring bar removal tool. The orange color is vivid and has a nice shimmer, while the black band is a true black. Both bands are finished very well with all edges being heat sealed with no rough edges. The hefty rings and buckles are securely and neatly stitched. The bands are plenty long enough for my 8 inch wrists, and the 13 buckle holes allow me to get a comfortable, accurate fit. I have washed these ArtStyle straps many times and find that they dry quickly and have retained their shape and color.My experience with these ArtStyle straps has been very positive and I feel that they have delivered high quality for a fair price. I am planning on buying more of them in some different colors, and I am confident that I can give them a strong recommendation!