Benchmark Nylon Watch Band - Waterproof Ballistic Nylon One-Piece Military Watch Straps for Men & Women - Choice of Color & Width - 18mm, 20mm, 22mm or 24mm

My Casio wristwatch has been my daily companion for almost 2 years now. It's a little scratched up but has yet to miss a beat. It's been way more useful and durable than its $20 price tag would suggest.One day I noticed a small tear on the factory resin strap. No big deal, I probably could've worn it for months or even years with that little tear, but I didn't want to risk catching the watch on something and having the band fail. I wear this thing from sunup to sundown usually. I do yard work, car repair, house maintenance... anything and everything with it on my wrist.Others had replaced the factory band with a NATO strap so I found one I liked and bought it. I chose grey with black hardware. Some of the other colors tempted me (especially the blaze orange) but grey provides a nice, subtle contrast with the black watch body.Installation is not exactly easy, but doable even for an ape like me with fat fingers. I used the spring pins that came with the band as they are thinner. The original ones that came with the watch were too thick to allow the band to fall into place. The NATO band comes with a small pick-type tool that makes installation a little easier, which is nice. All told it took me about 10 minutes to install, and most of that was me fumbling and cursing my gorilla fingers.So far I've been wearing it for about a month. I waited to review it because I was concerned about comfort and durability, but neither has been a problem. The band is, if anything, more comfortable than the factory resin band. It tends to trap less moisture on humid days and doesn't get to feeling quite as clammy. Durability has likewise been fine. I don't take it easy on this watch so it sustains its share of bumps and bruises, but the strap (and more importantly the spring pins) are holding on just fine. I don't expect to have much trouble.The strap cost a little over half the purchase price of the watch itself ($11ish for the strap vs. $20 for the watch). Is it worth it? In a word, yes. It looks good, is durable, feels comfortable and secure on my wrist, and is a nice change of pace from the factory band. My Casio watch (an AE1200WH) utilizes an 18mm band which fits perfectly. If I ever need to replace my Casio I'll most likely buy another, and it too will get a NATO strap like this one.

The band looks nice: bold colors, good hardware. I’m just worried that this band will not make it to the New Year. It feels very flimsy, almost has a paper quality to it. Thin material. I can see it stretching or ripping soon. Makes me feel a bit worried about losing my watch. Shipped fast, good seller, just iffy product. We’ll see, I guess.

I use this for the thing that it is advertised to be used for: A watch band. The only thing I don't like is the use of metrics instead of good old US inches. The band could be about one inch longer and it would be perfect. As is, it is barely adequate in length but it will do nicely

The factory strap that came with my Casio Duro started to show its age from pool exercises and sunshine, so I swapped it out for the 22mm nylon strap in orange (for safety). I figure if the color fades, it'll fade to a lighter coral, but only time will tell if my hypothesis holds true. Installation was simple and it came with the tool to do it, plus two spare pins. Got it wet, and it was dried by the time the sun went down. Pretty much all I ask it to do.

The transaction was fine, I'd give it 5 stars. The watch band looks very substantial, I don't see anything wrong with it. However the band did not work with the Casio watch I intended to us it on & that's unfortunate. The canvas band material is about 1 mm thick. I had intended to weave the material under the springs on my Casio and so have a new watchband for my Casio (old one broke). Unfortunately the Casio springs are mounted so close to the watch case that I can't get the thick piece of canvas through - I need a watch band made with thinner material. If the distance between the edge of your watchband spring and watch case is less than about 2 mm I don't think this watchband will work for you.

The navy blue color is a bit hard to find in a watchband. It has converted an old watch of my husband’s into a watch that I enjoy wearing.

Bought this band for an Omega Swatch and it worked perfectly, comfortable. Only issue is the metal fastener going through the holes on the strap, it take some work to get it in properly.

This is a fairly decent NATO strap for the price. You get a set of spring bars and a helpful tool with the strap. The strap quality & comfort is mediocre, and quite a bit worse than even my $14 dollar NATO straps. The end of the strap is already starting to fray from tucking it into the loop, but if you need a strap pronto (like me) its totally serviceable. If you can afford the few extra $'s and you can wait for longer shipping, i'd spend a bit more at a dedicated strap retailer.

The lug size is 20mm so I bought a 20mm band. As you can see the band is wider than 20mm. Still works but keep it in mind when measuring for a better fit.

Las correas NATO dan un estilo diferente a tus relojes, hay de muchos estilos y colores. Resistentes, fácil de instalar además cuenta con una herramienta que te ayuda a ponerla.

This strap is decent quality, could have been maybe an inch longer because there is barely any leftover strap to tuck away (see last image). All the metal hardware is good and the included springbars and spring bar tool is very handy.

Very affordable. Stiff at first, but once it's worn continuously, it get super comfortable. Easy to wash too

Convina muy bien con cualquier tipo de reloj