The Rolex Submariner, one of the most iconic watches ever made, is incredibly satisfying on its Oyster bracelet, suffering only from such popularity that it takes a certain effort to make the watch ...

It’s the height of summer and that stainless steel bracelet is making your wrist feel uncomfortable and sweaty. (The leather band isn’t so lovely, either.) What you need is a stylish solution ...

The Evolution of the NATO Strap. Since 1973, the G10 strap has seen only slight modification. The current version has been downsized to 18mm (this is due to the 18mm lugs found on the Cabot Watch ...

NATO, unsurprisingly, is derived from military style in WW2, and the name comes from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. This kind of strap can both dress down a Rolex and dial up a Seiko.

Back in the early 2000s, watch aficionados developed a craze for wearing cheap NATO straps with their Rolex submariners. Rather like pairing Manolos with a Topshop handbag, or washing down a filet ...