Custom watch strap. Vintage distressed Italian leather handmade personalized watch band. 18mm, 19mm, 20mm, 21mm, 22mm, and 24mm.

This handmade Italian leather watch strap is of the highest quality and
handmade in the USA from Italian Pueblo vegetable tanned leather to your
desired length and lug width.

-Material: Full-grain vegetable-tanned leather with Hypoallergenic moisture
resistant lining
-Thickness: 3 mm (please message me if you desire a thicker or thinner strap)
-1 fixed and 1 floating keeper
-5 holes spaced 7 mm apart starting 32 mm from tip
-Polished stainless steel buckle
-Stitched with high-quality German polyester thread
-A Khaki colored stitch was used on the straps in the photos
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Sizing Chart:

Strap Length: 115/65mm for wrist sizes: 153mm-167mm
Strap Length: 120/70mm for wrist sizes: 163mm-177mm
Strap Length: 125/75mm for wrist sizes: 173mm-187mm
Strap Length: 130/80mm for wrist sizes: 183mm-197mm
Strap Length: 135/80mm for wrist sizes: 188mm-202mm
Strap Length: 140/85mm for wrist sizes: 198mm-212mm
Strap Length: 145/90mm for wrist sizes: 208mm-222mm

If your wrist size falls into 2 ranges, choose the smaller size if you prefer
a shorter strap tail, or the larger size if you prefer a longer strap tail.

All sizes are based off of a watch that is 39mm from spring-bar to spring-bar.
To be as precise as possible, subtract your spring-bar to spring-bar
measurement (in millimeters) from 39mm, then add that number to your wrist
circumference measurement. Use this new wrist circumference when referencing
the chart.

For example:
A customer with a 175mm wrist has a watch that is 42mm from spring-bar to
spring-bar: (39mm-42mm) + 175mm = 172mm => Best size: 120/70mm strap

If this is too complicated, please feel free to message me and I will get it
all sorted out for you.**If you need any help with sizing, please feel free to
message me**
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Where is Pueblo leather from?

Pueblo leather is from the Badalassi Carlo tannery in San Miniato, Italy. San
Miniato is the heart of the Tuscan leather district - home to the highest
quality vegetable tanned leather prodicers in the world. Arguably the best of
the best, Badalassi Carlo has been producing some of the finest and most unique
leathers for over 40 years.
As a member of the Genuine Italian Vegetable Tanned Leather Consortium, this
tannery, its leather, and methods are held to the highest of standards. These
standards apply to the leather produced, the manner in which it is produced,
and extends even to the business practices of the tannery.


What is the finish of Pueblo leather?

Pueblo has an almost suede-like, matte, stone-ground finish. It is tanned with
extracts of bark and liquored with animal fats inside wooden barrels. It is
then dyed with aniline (transparent) colorings, air dried, and stone polished.
Unlike most leathers tanned using plastic pigmentations, the use of aniline
dyes preserves the nature of the leather and exalts the unique features of each
and every hide. This is truly unique, as most tanneries, in their quest for
uniformity, use much harsher processes to hide and disguise the individual
nature of the hides. This leather has no secrets or tricks, everything on the
hide is presented to be valued aesthetically and texturally.


What is the temper of Pueblo leather?

Pueblo leather has a Medium temper that will soften and become more supple
with use.


How does Pueblo age?

Pueblo leather, like all Italian veg-tans I offer, does not fear the passage
of time, becoming more beautiful with shifts in tonalities, darkened by light,
heat, and polished by abrasion. Pueblo develops an honest personality unique to
one’s relationship with it. Through use, it is not afraid to serve as a record
of any and all encounters as it darkens and polishes each previous layer of
scratches, markings, and indentations creating a warmth and richness of patina
truly unequalled.