The Florentine
A dress strap with a soft taper and cream stitching. Develops a copper patina over the first season.
A dress strap with a soft taper and cream stitching. Develops a copper patina over the first season.
Lacquered black calf with a mirror-burnished edge. A formal companion for dress watches.
A blank canvas. Bare vegetable-tanned leather, hand-burnished — yours to age in the sun.
Shell cordovan from Chicago. Glassy surface, ripples instead of creases — and improves with every winter.
A rugged olive pull-up leather. Marks beautifully where the buckle bends — every scuff is a memory.
A warm tan with hand-rubbed wax. The most popular finish — pairs with bronze, gold, or steel.
A thicker, padded build for tool watches. Reinforced spring-bar holes and a heavier 1.0 mm thread.
A dress-casual navy that reads almost black in low light. Tonal stitching, polished edges.
Pre-aged by hand with a heated iron, wax, and time. Looks like it's been worn since 1962.
Equestrian leather from the Walsall tannery. Tight grain, dense fibers, a slightly waxy hand.
Riveted in the IWC tradition. Built for 22 mm and wider flieger cases. Brass rivets, double-stitched.
A formal flourish without the exotic. Hand-embossed grain, gold-tipped stitching, lined in goat.
Don't see the colour, the width, or the curve you have in mind? Every strap above was originally a bespoke order.
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