Nylon Sailcloth Watch Band | 20 & 22 mm Quick Release

A Fabric Strap for When Rubber Gets Sweaty.

Silicone sweats on a hot day and leather does not like getting wet. If the watch is on you from the first coffee to knock-off, the strap is the part that wears out or gets uncomfortable first.

This is a woven nylon sailcloth band for watches with 20 mm or 22 mm lugs. The seller says the nylon is light, soft and dries quickly after sweat or rain. It has stitched edges, a brushed metal tang buckle and quick-release spring bars, so you can swap it on and off with a fingertip.

Straight up: it only fits watches with standard spring bars at 20 mm or 22 mm. It will not fit an Apple Watch or a Garmin QuickFit watch. Measure your lug width first. How to do that is in the Q & A below.

What it Does

• Replaces a Worn Strap: a nylon band for any watch with 20 mm or 22 mm lugs and standard spring bars.
• Swaps in Seconds: quick-release spring bars built into the strap ends, so no tools are needed.
• Dries Quickly: the seller states the nylon dries fast after sweat or rain.
• Gives you a Choice: twelve colour and stitching combinations, each with a silver, black or gold buckle, depending on the option.

Key Features

• Woven Nylon: a tight sailcloth-style weave, listed by the seller as nylon.
• Stitched Edges: stitching down both edges, in a contrast colour on the White Stitching and Red Stitching options.
• Brushed Metal Tang Buckle: in silver, black or gold, by option.
• Measured Lengths: long piece 125 mm with 8 holes, buckle piece 95 mm, about 220 mm in total (plus or minus 2 mm), from the seller's size guide.
• Two Widths: 20 mm or 22 mm, measured at the spring-bar end. Pick the one that matches your watch exactly.
• Delivery: Free Standard Delivery, 5 to 10 working days from the day you order. Allow 1–2 days for fulfilment. Regional and remote addresses can take longer.

Limits

It will Not Fit Apple Watch or Garmin QuickFit.

Both use their own connectors instead of standard spring bars. Samsung Galaxy watches and most standard analogue and smart watches use 20 mm or 22 mm spring bars, but not all of them, so measure yours before you order rather than going by the brand name.

It Soaks Up Water Before it Dries.

Fabric takes on water and sweat. The seller says it dries quickly, but it will be wet for a while after a swim or a downpour. Whether you can swim with it on depends on your watch, not the band. Rinse it in fresh water after salt water so the salt does not stiffen the weave.

18 mm is Not Offered Here.

The supplier makes this band in 18 mm too, but we only list 20 mm and 22 mm.

Q & A

How do I Measure my Lug Width?

Measure the gap between the two lugs on your watch, where the strap and its spring bar meet the case, in millimetres. That gap has to match the band exactly, 20 mm or 22 mm, or the spring bars will not seat properly. If your old strap has a number stamped on the back near the watch end (a "20" or "22"), that is the same figure.

Will it Fit my Apple Watch or my Garmin?

No. Apple Watch straps slide into a slot in the case rather than sitting on spring bars, so a spring-bar band will not go on. It will not fit Garmin QuickFit either, which uses its own locking connector. Garmin watches that take standard spring bars will fit if the lug width is 20 mm or 22 mm.

Will it Fit my Wrist?

The strap is about 220 mm end to end, plus the watch. The seller does not give a wrist range, so wrap a tape measure around your wrist and compare.

What does the Number in the Colour Name Mean?

It is the buckle colour. Each colour comes with a silver, black or gold buckle, and the option name tells you which. "White" or "Red" in the name means contrast stitching on the edges.

Do I Need Tools to Fit it?

No. The spring bars have a small lever on each end. Slide it with a fingertip, drop the bar into the lug holes, let it go, and give the band a tug to check it has seated.

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