Fluco Pilot Leather Watch Strap - Sand

Located in Germany's Bavarian Forest, Fluco manufactures 100% in-house at its headquarters in the town of Furth im Wald. Owner Ulrich Fleischmann represents the third generation of his family to lead the company that his grandfather founded more than 70 years ago, producing handmade watch straps of the highest quality for men and women. Fluco carefully vets every partner they collaborate with. They work only with tanneries that produce ecologically and ethically responsible leather, complying with the strictest regulations to ensure environmental safety and exercising verifiable control from the origin of the raw material to the end product. Fluco's buckles are made entirely in Germany, at a traditional company in Baden Württemberg that tasks itself with producing premium clasps for watch straps. A great choice for your IWC, the Pilot is a robust cowhide leather strap with a patented waterproof coating, handmade in Germany by Fluco. The linen-like structure of the embossing, along with a squared-off tail and end, gives the Pilot a distinctive look. Each edge of this strap has been painted, sanded and polished several times by hand. The lug seams are double stitched, as are the bar tacks at the buckle end. On the inside, a waterproof leather insert provides structural reinforcement. The lining leather, sourced from within Germany, is waterproof and hypoallergenic. Material: Robust cowhide leather from Germany, with a patented waterproof coating Waterproof and hypoallergenic lining leather Fitted with a polished stainless steel German-made buckle Sizing: Available in 20mm, 21mm and 22mm Strap/buckle taper: 20mm/18mm, 21mm/18mm, 22mm/18mm Piece length 118mm / 75mm excluding buckle Total length 7-5/8" (193mm) excluding buckle 4mm thick at lugs, tapering to 3mm at opposite ends Includes: See Size options to confirm standard or quick-release spring bars Many Fluco straps are integrated with handy quick-release spring bars. Prefer standard spring bars? Quick-release bars are easy to remove: simply slide the lever as far as you can to the left, then gently bend back the strap corner until the bar emerges from the slot.