Nemesis Smooth Burgundy Leather Stitched DBDT Review

I only got compliments from this band. It survived 2 dials and switched to the 3rd. Hard to believe it's been 2 years since I bought it. The leather is still in excellent condition and the color has only slightly faded from daily wear. Some say the strap is stretchy. I've lost weight since I first bought it, so my wrist is smaller and it's hard for me to say for sure. I wear it on the second largest hole so I can make it smaller, but I like it loose. I'll stick with Nemesis if that belt needs…

Because I can't give four and a half stars! In fact, the only criticism I have of this strap is that I can't speak to durability as I've only had it for a short time and I'm a bit concerned about the buckle parts. They should be metal, but either feel very LIGHT or have a plastic feel. I also like the look; I've worn it with Citizen watches as well as Jack Mason Nautical and Aviator watches, Seiko and Casio divers, Orient aviators and a Tissot chronograph and they all look pretty edgy. A few…

Are you kidding me? Why would anyone leave a negative review about this thing? I don't have much time to find anything bad in it. Oh, some whine about the paint bleeding or the latches popping. Yes, throw your men for a loud yell. A little glue on the clasps and someone worries about painting your holiday. It makes my big Invicta look even better. I should have given it five stars. Buy now! Update from 06/13/15: After about a month I no longer had a lock and the color did not run off even when…

I bought a watch face with a leather strap but it didn't quite go with everything in my wardrobe so I bought this brown one. Although a little stiff at first, it wears well. It's thick, and the button holders that grip the dial are sturdier than they look. You don't have to worry about losing your watch because of a broken bracelet. The depth of the strap is thick, so long sleeves don't play a good part, but who wants to cover up such a cool watch? I would buy another band in a different color.

This is truly a quality product, built to last. I really like the details in the design and the product I received looks exactly like the product photos. It is adjustable and comfortable, the skin is relatively thick and does not scratch.

I love this strap as it really improved the look of my Vestal The Guide watch. It was a bit big for me as I have a medium size 7 wrist, but I used a hole punch to add two more holes and moisten it and make a loop so that when it dried it stayed in a nice round loop and the end curled up. around the group. I highly recommended this leather strap and gave it 4 stars instead of 5 for quality because it's not the best and again for $22 can't complain.

I am giving it 5 stars because it is exactly as described and looks like a quality product. I'm happy with the finish and color of this watch strap, but it doesn't quite match the watch I was planning to put in it. The only measurement missing from the description is the distance between each latch to hold the watch. They are too close together to match the watch I have (ASUS ZenWatch).

- If you have small wrists you need to make a hole. - The leather is very cheap and feels almost like plastic. One day he got a little wet and stretched a lot. The buckle rusts where it touches my wrist, leaving brown stains on my skin. I saw a similar strap while looking for a new one, it appears to be the same buckle so I won't be buying it. I had to glue the buttons with super glue. Conclusion. It's only $20. If there weren't rust and brown spots on the wrists, it wouldn't be a bad buy. Most