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Home > Men's Clothing > Men's Watches > BISONSTRAP Watch Bands for Men, High Performance Fluororubber Watch Strap with Quick Release,18mm 20mm 22mm

Product Description

Product description

BISONSTRAP Watch Bands for Men, High Performance Fluororubber Watch Strap with Quick Release,18mm 20mm 22mm

BISONSTRAP high performance fluororubber watch band is good for sport thanks to its peerless water-resistance and tear-proof properties

Specifications

Band material: fluororubber
Band width: 18mm, 20mm, 22mm
Band thickness: 3mm
Band length: 75mm + 120mm [18mm]; 80mm + 125mm [20mm,22mm]
Buckle material: polished stainless steel

About Fluororubber (FKM/FPM)

Fluororubber has excellent heat resistance, oxidation resistance, oil resistance, corrosion resistance and weather resistance. Fluororubber watch band offer superior waterproof, dustproof, and comfortable wearing

Features

Dust- free

With anti-static characteristics, this strap is not easy to absorb dust, and easy to clean

Stainless Steel Buckle

With a solid stainless steel buckle, ensure a more comfortable and secure fit

Durable

Tear resistance, waterproof and washable without fading, this FKM strap is suitable for all kinds of sports

Switch in Seconds

Equipped with quick release spring bars, it can be quickly removed and installed without any tools

How to Choose the Right Size

It is important for you to choose the right size. Only your watch lug width is exact width of the band, can spring bars will fit correctly. SIZE = Band Width = Watch Lug Width

There are some ways to help you know your band width

1.Use a ruler to measure the distance between the watch lugs in millimeters.

2.Check the backside of your current band to see if the width is marked.

3.Find the specification of your watch/model by searching online.