NATO Strap - Watch brand compatibility guide

Are you interested in one of our NATO straps but unsure if it will be suitable for your watch?

Good news, our watch straps work with nearly all watches - so if you are looking for a replacement watch strap, look no further than Watch Straps Australia.

Review the the table below to see if your watch is compatible with single-piece NATO straps

* Compatible - but single-piece NATO straps will cover the heartrate sensor

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  Brand Comments
 a.b.artCompatible
 ArmaniMost models supported - check our compatibility guide to see if your watch will work
*Apple Watch*Our watch straps will work* with Apple watches, however first you will need to purchase an adaptor (there are plenty of options on eBay and etsy such as this). Also note - as Compatible - but single-piece NATO straps cover the back of the watch face it will cover and disable the heart-rate monitor on all smart watches
 AlessiWill only work with our standard Compatible - but single-piece NATO straps (our leather straps are too thich to go through the loops in the watch)
 BrietlingCompatible
 Bell and RossCompatible
 CasioMost models supported - check our compatibility guide to see if your watch will work
 Casio G-ShockGshock watches require adapters for most models
 CitizenCompatible
 CluseCompatible
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Still unsure?

If you are still unsure, we have this helpful page which will show you what to look for to work out if your watch will work with a NATO strap

See our NATO strap compatibility guide


Comments (22)

traser p6504 nautic

Hi Brad, I was wondering if your straps will fit my traser watch.

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Watch Straps Australia Response

Hi Gideon, My 22mm straps will work with that one :)


Timex Metal Indiglo

Looking for a band to fit a Timex Indiglo watch. Mine is all metal, with a metal strap. (I think it may be called Classic?) Thanks,

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Watch Straps Australia Response

Hello, If your watch is listed here - I can confirm it will work with my straps. https://www.timex.com/browse/collections/indiglo/ To find the size please select the model on the Timex site, then refer to the "Strap and Lug Width" section. Thanks, Brad


Tag Heuer formula 1 grande date

I was wondering if your nato straps fit this watch. I bought one on amazon and it did not have enough room in between the pin and the watch to fit?

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Watch Straps Australia Response

Hello, This can sometimes happen if the strap or spring bars are too thick. My NATO's are 1.2mm thick, and my seatbelt ones are 1.4mm thick - can you please check the specifications of the NATO you purchased from Amazon to confirm the thickness?
Alternatively, you could switch to curved spring bars and it'll give you more clearance between the case and spring bar.
Thanks,
Brad


Casio Ediface EF-513D

Looking to purchase an 18mm NATO strap for my Casio Ediface EF-513D. Would like to check if that will be OK?

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Watch Straps Australia Response

Hi Andrew,
I can confirm that this watch should be fine with a NATO strap.
You will need to measure this part to find what width strap to use

https://i.imgur.com/dghu0Ig.png

The only potential issue would be that the 'shoulders' of the case seem quite large, so the strap will sit within this area and not take up the 'full' width of where the existing strap sits.

If you have any additional queries shoot me an email to contact@watchstraps.com.au
Thanks
Brad


Tudor black bay (23mm lug width)

Hi there, I am interested in getting the nato strap from your website. However, the measurement of the lug width on on watch (Tudor black bay) is 23mm. Can you advise on the strap size i should be getting? Is 22mm too small or would a 24mm fits? Hope to hear from you soon. Regards, Winston

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Watch Straps Australia Response

Hi Winston,
Thanks for contacting me and congratulations - the Tudor Black Bay is a great watch.
I recommend you go with a 24mm lug width.
For more information you can read more about 'odd' lug sizes over on our FAQ.
Thanks,
Brad


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