The Stanwich Watch Strap in Navy Blue

The story:

Early (like 400 years ago early) Greenwich hugged the Long Island Sound coastline.  As the population flowed, so did the boundaries of the town inland.  In 1687, almost 50 years after the town's founding, Greenwich formalized it's first subdivision and the district of Stanwich was born.

The estates in the Stanwich Historic District chart the area's growth from it's humble roots to the regal enclave it is today.  The variety of architecture is second to none.  Stanwich is home to Federal, (obviously) Italianate, Greek Revival, Second Empire, Gothic Revival homes, and more.  Each is a unique reflection of it's original owner's roots or aspirations.

Stanwich is a special place and we're proud to have been inspired by it.  

Wear it with:

Our Stanwich watch strap is handcrafted of a rich, semi-matte navy blue leather.  It has a mild grain and it's soft-but-not-too-soft leather is the perfect compliment to your Patek, Lange, JLC, or Cartier.  It will also elevate a mere mortal Baume & Mercier (we've done it on ours and it looks like a million bucks!)

How we made it: (why this is special and worth the money)

Our Collection straps are 100% made by hand in the United States.  Production is completed by men and women who have been doing this for most of their professional lives. 

There's made by hand, and there's made by hand.  Cutting, gluing, sewing, hole-punching, painting: all done with love and care.  We think you'll feel it in the finished product, and appreciate the quality for years to come.

Strap length: 115mm/75mm

Thickness: 2.5mm, which is a modestly proportioned strap designed for all-day comfort.

Optional extras: (nope - included free of charge)

Quick-release spring bars: pretty much all our lugs have "battle scars" and if we never have to use a barbaric springbar tool ever again, it would be fine by us.  Have a thumbnail?  Then you can fit Collection straps to your watch.

Premium steel buckle: 16mm, and modeled after an iconic design.  It's destined not to join the countless "spares" you have in your strap box; you'll actually want to wear this one.  Just let us know whether you prefer brushed or polished.  (the brushed buckle matches really well with most titanium watches BTW)