TROPIC® Dive Watch Strap in ANTHRACITE
Please note: Buckle style and strap colour tone may vary from straps pictured.
SPECIFICATION
Composition: Textured Rubber
Water resistance: Up to 300m
Part №: TRO-20-30
- ×1 Tropic Rubber watch strap
- ×1 Steel Buckle
- ×2 Loops/Keepers
- ×2 Fitted Spring Bars
| STRAP SIZE GUIDE | ||||
| Watch End | Buckle End | Thickness (Watch End) |
Thickness (Buckle End) |
Length |
| 20mm | 16mm | 5.5mm | 5.5mm | 125mm/85mm |
| 22mm | 18mm | 5.5mm | 5.5mm | 125mm/85mm |
Tropic Textured Rubber Waterproof Diving Strap
Widely respected by divers the world over, the Tropic rubber diving strap bears a number of novel hallmarks and characteristics that have made it a true design classic, with a distinctive cross-hatched upper texture and signature diamond perforations, widened on the underside for maximum air-flow.
First popularised in the 1960s as an inexpensive, lightweight alternative to the steel bracelets provided with Tudor and Rolex watches; despite originally being intended as a somewhat disposable replacement strap, nowadays Tropic straps are renowned for their durability, with many early examples still being in use today.
Please note: Any watches pictured are for illustration purposes only and are not included.
Original: $180.06
-70%$180.06
$54.02
Description
Please note: Buckle style and strap colour tone may vary from straps pictured.
SPECIFICATION
Composition: Textured Rubber
Water resistance: Up to 300m
Part №: TRO-20-30
- ×1 Tropic Rubber watch strap
- ×1 Steel Buckle
- ×2 Loops/Keepers
- ×2 Fitted Spring Bars
| STRAP SIZE GUIDE | ||||
| Watch End | Buckle End | Thickness (Watch End) |
Thickness (Buckle End) |
Length |
| 20mm | 16mm | 5.5mm | 5.5mm | 125mm/85mm |
| 22mm | 18mm | 5.5mm | 5.5mm | 125mm/85mm |
Tropic Textured Rubber Waterproof Diving Strap
Widely respected by divers the world over, the Tropic rubber diving strap bears a number of novel hallmarks and characteristics that have made it a true design classic, with a distinctive cross-hatched upper texture and signature diamond perforations, widened on the underside for maximum air-flow.
First popularised in the 1960s as an inexpensive, lightweight alternative to the steel bracelets provided with Tudor and Rolex watches; despite originally being intended as a somewhat disposable replacement strap, nowadays Tropic straps are renowned for their durability, with many early examples still being in use today.
Please note: Any watches pictured are for illustration purposes only and are not included.
