How to put on a Military Nylon Watch Strap
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2016
- This video explains how to put on a Military Nylon watch strap on your watch.
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Dang it I wanted to put my second favorite NATO on my second favorite watch.
😂😂
Classic example of a fool-proof instructional video. When it's this clear even to me, you've done a fantastic job of explaining it. My only regret is not having seen this before cutting the "extra" length on my NATO watch strap... lol
Bravo on the excellent video, sir!!
I say Bravo to you for cutting the extra length off. It is useless and the additional clasp detracts from the view of the watch. Surely there is a better idea for a NATO strap.
At last! A clearly set out video which shows ALL the steps.
Thank you.
Even though many have already said it, thank you for taking the time to show and explain this so clearly.
Thanks a lot for making and sharing this video. That was hugely helpful.
Great video ! clear concise instructions. Thanks
Thanks, installed my first NATO strap and this video was perfect.
Thanks dude! Proudly wearing my new NATO now :)
Very helpful! Thanks
Very clear , thanks.
Thank you for this video
Great , helpful and simple!
Thank you so much. This video is very helpful.
Very helpful, thank you.
Informative and helpful. Thanks. 😊
Many thanks indeed.
Thankyou !
Thanks!!
helpful ! Thanks
Much appreciated 😅
Thank you.
Was helpful
Thanks
Ty very good video it helped me
Thanks very helpful thumbs up liked 👍
Wow this was pretty easy i figured it out half way
Clear instructions, nicely presented, a good, simple video. Thank you.
Not clear, not nicely, not good, not simple
@@dragomirstijovic5569 ur strange mate
I did it on my own, but i had to check a video to see if i actually did it correctly, thanks.
Hi just bought a new Formex Legerra 41 and order a NATO Strap made by Watchgecko they sent me the quick release pins the problem is the pins are not curved as it should be like the ones Formex have in there leather, rubber or even steel bracelets my question to you is do you know if your NATO straps exclusive design for Formex watches need special push pins?
I was about to order my first NATO strap (I am a bracelet guy..), thanks to this video I now realize there are TWO layers of webbing under the watch, which would make my thick watch sit even taller. Folding the excess over once closed would make the entire thing even bulkier. Luckily I have found your SINGLE PASS straps on your website which (unless I'm missing something) make much more sense to me than conventional NATO straps.
nato strap are primarily designed for comfort. the extra layer means the lugs and crown do not chafe onto your skin when you're out and about doing physical stuff. a perlon on a single pass might be fine for day to day. but a true nato is better for peope who are slightly more active. you get no marks on your skin wearing a nato like you do wearing a bracelet.
Please; you must be joking. The NATO strap already has a layer of fabric/material/leather under the watch, raising it off the wrist. A conventional strap has less to prevent the chafing or marks on the skin that you talk about. Surely there is another, more practical reason for the extra layer because it only makes the strap less utilitarian. The watch becomes bulky appearing and the additional (third) clasp detracts from the look of the watch.@@Professional_TH-cam_Commenter
Thank you. ⌚️ ⏱️ 🕛 ⏳️
What watch are you putting that strap on?
Are there nato straps that aren’t routed under the watch? I have one and I’m not a big fan of the significant extra height it adds to my already large watch when I wear it. I suppose that may defeat the whole style of the nato strap, but whatever.
Sure there is, it's just a cloth strap, it's called zulu strap
Clear and simple. Right to the point. Here's my comment for you! Thanks!
Thanks. The one thing I don't like about NATOs is the superfluous length and the need to tuck it in, just looks untidy to me compared to a conventional strap.
zoso thezephead then cut the excess and burn the fray
@@salty_terminal_civilian5374 Not an ideal solution to a design issue.
zoso thezephead well it was designed a long ass time ago lmao. Sorry you don’t like heritage. I used a NATO strap while in the Marines, the extra strap is very useful when putting on extra gear, jackets, or using as a tourniquet which I’ve done to save a buddies arm.
@@zosothezephead837 Hit the gym and grow some wrists :)
Just barely long enough for me. Never able to fit the tongue under the second buckle.
CEO Of small gloves.
😂😂
I'm a climber and have large wrists. Do they make longer straps? My NATO strap is too short - I'm on the very last hole.
Try the "Zulu" straps. They're nato straps with chunkier hardware, and are usually larger in general.
Would this stop the ♡rate sensor from working on a smart watch?
Yes
You tucked the strap the wrong way, tuck it inwards so it doesnt stick out the bottom
This works fine if you have foot-long lugs like yours. For the rest of us...not so much.
Works fine regardless of the lug-to-lug.
I gave a thumbs down, as I feel he left a step out, and I started again. Out of curiosity watched another vid, which made a lot more sense.
The last step is incorrect... it should be fastened in a standard D ring format...
bakdraft007 u dumb?
You’re not just wrong, you’re stupid, and you’re ugly like your mum -the cat in the hat
Why did he think it would be a good idea to record at such a weird angle
that nato strap is too long.
That strap is way too long
Nato strap should be
Or just maybe if we need to learn how to put on a watch strap maybe we shouldn't own them.