Archer Watch Straps – Classic Military Style Nylon Watch Straps

Classic for a Reason

First issued by Britain’s Ministry of Defense, and even worn by the likes of 007 himself, nylon military watch straps were designed to be tough, lightweight, and failsafe. Our own Classic Military Style Nylon Strap is no different.

For us, honoring this legacy was a no-brainer. Our military straps are simple, classic, and confident, but never too fancy, or over the top. We love the look so much that it’s easy to forget these bands were originally built to hold up in the field.

Soldier Strength

This strap is carefully crafted with premium waterproof nylon, reinforced with heavy duty stitching, and finished with a durable stainless steel mil-spec buckle that won't chip or tarnish.

And yet for all of its durability, this strap remains surprisingly lightweight and breathable. And hey, if it takes a beating in the elements, no problem – just toss it in the washer.

A Piece of History

Y-Strap Secured

This "side strap" is a failsafe backup that secures the watch from behind, preventing it from sliding off the strap while putting it on your wrist.

Mil-Spec Buckle

Keeping to tradition, the military specification, or "mil-spec," buckle doesn't have a spring bar, eliminating one more possible point of failure.

A Nod to Tradition

The original G-10 military strap came standard in 20mm, Admiralty Grey. We offer a lot more variety, so switch it up as often as you want.

Keepin' It Old School

The military-style design blocks the biometric sensors on smartwatches. Smartwatch wearers should check out our quick release straps instead.

The Unique Military Style Fit

Choose the Right Size

These straps come in 18mm, 20mm, 22mm, and 24mm. These sizes refer to the lug width, or the space between your watch’s lugs – the small points on either side of the face, where the end of the strap attaches. Be sure to carefully measure your watch's lug width before ordering.

Tuck Away Any Excess Length

Per its general-issue origins, the classic nylon strap comes in one length. You will likely have a bit of slack after tightening the strap to a comfortable fit, and that's ok! The remaining fabric tucks away neatly and, dare we say, fashionably.

How to Attach a Military Style Strap

Thread the main strap through the watch's spring bars, behind the watch
Pull the end of the main strap through the stainless steel ring at the end of the shorter "Y-strap"