This watch strap is splash-resistant, meaning it can handle hand washing, light rain, and accidental water exposure. However, like all leather watch straps, it should not be worn while swimming, showering, or during extended water activities.

For more information regarding Water or Splash Resistance, check out our blog on Water Resistance Explained

We recommend that you clean your watch strap from time to time, especially if it is being worn every day and throughout exercise. To do this, we recommend that you remove the strap from your watch (although not essential) and clean all areas of the strap with warm water and a small amount of soap.

You can completely submerge this watch strap in water without fear that the strap might get damaged. It is entirely waterproof which makes frequent cleaning nice and easy for you.

We do recommend that you rinse your watch strap after exposing it to seawater and pool water. This strap is resistant to chemicals and salt, but it is good practice to rinse the strap in clean water once you are done. We also recommend that you allow the strap to dry completely before putting it back on your wrist.

The "Bond strap" originated from Sean Connery’s Rolex Submariner in the 1964 film Goldfinger, featuring a distinctive black, red, and green striped nylon design. Although technically a "proto-BOND" canvas strap, it established an iconic look that inspired modern, durable nylon straps.