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REZERO Watch Band, Genuine Leather Watch Strap 20mm 22mm 24mm 26mm with Stainless Steel Buckle Watchband (Band Width 22mm, Dark Brown+Black Buckle) …
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REZERO Watch Band, Genuine Leather Watch Strap 20mm Features
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-BAND MATERIAL: MAIKES Watch Band is made of high-quality genuine leather, good gloss of surface, handmade stitching which is firm and durable.
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-HOW TO CHOOSE THE SIZE: you need to confirm whether the watch band matches your watch. If your watch's lug width is 22mm, then you choose the width of the 22mm strap. In this way, the strap can exactly match your watch. Please confirm the size of the lugs and strap before ordering.
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-COMPATIBLE: Which can be applied to traditional watches and smart watches, such as for Panerai, for Omega, for IWC, for Longines, for Fossil, for Luminox, for Hamilton, for Breitling, for TIMEX, for Citizen, for Casio, for Seiko, etc
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-EASY INSTALLATION: The watch strap come with a pair of spring bar and a spring bar remover, you can easy to replace it by yourself.
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-SERVICE: If you have any problems with your order please contact us for prompt and courteous service
About REZERO Watch Band, Genuine Leather Watch Strap 20mm
These watch bands fit watches with standard 22mm, 24mm, 26mm lug width Material: Italy imported Leather. Thickness: 5mm gradual change 3mm Weight: 60g 2 Colors for stainless steel buckle: Silver, Black 6 Colors for watch replacement stap: Black, Red, Blue, Green, Light Brown, Dark Brown Package Included 1pcs Watch Strap & 1pcs Spring Bars & 1pcs Spring Bar Tool Warranty Service: 12 Months Warranty. Any question please feel free to contact us. NOTE The watch band might be a little bit stiff when first used. Bend it forth and back for several times or wear it a few days would be better Please DO NOT wear this watch band for longtime underwater activities: such as shower, swimming ect How To Determine Proper Width for Your Watch Check the underside of your current band to see if the width is marked. Use a metric ruler to measure the width where current band attaches to the watch head. Search online for the specs of your watch make/model.
