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How thick are Omega NATO straps?

How thick are Omega NATO straps?

The Classic: NATO Strap (1.4mm) The classic NATO-band is the most known- and probably most worn strap combination for the Omega Speedmaster Professional.

Are omega straps interchangeable?

Like the originals that inspired them, OMEGA’s “NATO” straps can easily be adjusted to any length and are thus perfectly suited to every wrist (or even the outside of a uniform!).

Why does Bond wear a NATO strap?

It originates from the movie Goldfinger from 1964. Bond was wearing his Rolex Submariner as you can see in the picture below. He changed the standard strap to a Nylon one in order to make it fit over his diving suit. As you “clearly” see the colors were Black with Green stripes with Red thin borders.

How do you Wear Your Omega Speedmaster?

It’s Speedy Tuesday! When you buy a new Omega Speedmaster (Professional), you can either choose between a stainless steel bracelet or a leather strap. However, there are many more ways to wear your Speedmaster in a cool way. From simple NATO straps to high-end alligator straps or even using a NASA-like velcro strap.

Do Omega Speedmaster watches have alligator straps?

Besides calf straps, Omega also has a number of alligator straps for their Speedmaster watches. The Speedmaster Pro Moonphase watch below, based on the ’57 re-edition ‘Broad Arrow’ as you can see, came either on a stainless steel bracelet or an alligator strap with a deployant buckle.

Which Speedmaster strap should I Choose?

The classic NATO-band is the most known- and probably most worn strap combination for the Omega Speedmaster Professional. The NATO strap is the easiest- and fastest way, to give your Speedy a new look within seconds because the spring bars don’t need to be removed during the strap change.

What is an Omega NATO strap?

OMEGA’s “NATO” straps evolved from the leather and canvas ones used by British pilots, navigators and army personnel during World War Two. For safety reasons, wristwatches did not use removable spring bars to secure their straps.