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METAL BRACELETS
One of the most popular materials for watch straps (or bracelets, in this case) is metal. They come in many styles, finishes, and even colors. You can also find them in basic metals like various grades of stainless steel or precious metals like white gold and platinum.

LEATHER WATCH STRAPS
Another popular watch strap material is leather. Like metal, leather bracelets come in a wide variety of styles and species. There are basic, casual straps made from run-of-the-mill cowhide, as well as luxe options made from exotic species like kangaroo or crocodile.

OYSTER BRACELET
The Oyster bracelet is the quintessential metal bracelet. Rolex has been using some form of an Oyster bracelet since the late 1930s, with a patent coming in the late 1940s. Aftermarket reproductions are very popular, even for guys that aren’t rocking Submariners or Explorers.

JUBILEE BRACELET
Another popular Rolex original, the Jubilee bracelet first appeared on a Datejust in 1945 as a symbol of Rolex’s 40th-anniversary celebration. It’s been a popular style ever since. Jubilee bracelets typically have polished center links and brushed outer links. The inner links break up into three small, shiny rows, making this bracelet look like a party on a wrist.

MESH BRACELETS
Mesh style bracelets can be polarizing for the watch enthusiast community; some love ‘em, some hate ‘em. However you might feel about them, the history is kind of cool.

CANVAS
Manufacturers have paired hard-working field and tool watches with canvas straps for years. Traditionally an all-natural material, many modern canvas watch straps are actually synthetic based.

NATO
The NATO strap is a design first attributed to the British military, and its popularity in today’s watch community is ever-growing. Their original purpose was to prevent a service member from losing their watch if a spring bar let loose.

RUBBER
Ah, rubber. If ever there was a strap that got a bad rap, it’s the humble rubber strap.
Watch manufactures have slapped rubber straps on watches since the 1960s. Admittedly, most of them are terrible. They’re usually a polyurethane rubber that’s stiff, brittle, and generally unattractive.

PERLON
If you’d prefer to feel like there’s absolutely nothing around your wrist (especially in the hotter months), you might want to check out a Perlon strap. Perlon is actually nylon-based—”Nylon 6,” to be exact—but its texture and weave make it look more organic and natural.

DRESS LEATHER
As the name suggests, dress leather straps are most at home on dress watches. These straps come in a wide variety of leather, from specialty tanneries like Horween or exotic species like crocodile or kangaroo.

CASUAL LEATHER
Leather straps don’t have to be over the top in formality to be stylish. Many casual straps look amazing on almost any watch without high-end materials or shiny finishes.

ENGINEER
If you’re looking for a metal bracelet with some serious presence, Engineer-style bracelets might be the way to go. While the origins are a bit murky, most enthusiasts relate these straps with Seiko.


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