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Haveston Service M-22-2P Nylon Watch Strap
Measure-22 naval camo tones with asymmetrical grey and navy layout.
Famously seen on the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay in 1945, the Measure 22 ship camouflage palette combined 20-B Deck Blue, 5-H Haze Grey, and 5-N Navy Blue. It was intended for conditions where high-angle aerial observation was unlikely. Haveston’s M-22-2P pattern also observes the asymmetrical approach found in other naval camouflage schemes.
The traditional two-piece layout features a finely woven, malleable base weave with double-layered construction, brushed stainless steel hardware and quick-release spring bars for easy installation and removal.
Material & feel
Constructed from woven nylon with a matte surface and a structured feel. The double-layer build adds durability and substance without excessive stiffness. Fitted with a brushed stainless steel buckle.
Sizing & specs Length, taper, spring bars, buckle finish and more
Taper:
- 20mm lug / 20mm buckle
- 22mm lug / 22mm buckle
Popular watch pairings
20mm strap width fits:
- Glycine Combat Sub 39
- Hamilton Khaki Field
- Omega Seamaster Diver 300M
- Omega Speedmaster Professional
- Oris Big Crown Pointer Date 40mm
- Rolex Submariner
- Seiko Alpinist SARB017
- Sinn 104
- Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight
22mm strap width fits:
- Orient Kamasu
- Orient Ray II
- Tudor Black Bay
Wear & care
Can get wet, handles regular water exposure but will absorb moisture. Allow it to dry fully after use.
Clean with a damp cloth or hand wash with lukewarm water and mild soap as needed. Rinse thoroughly and allow to air dry fully. Avoid machine washing and high heat.
About the brand
Haveston is a British strap maker built around a clear point of reference: the kind of equipment issued to be used, not admired. Its designs draw from vintage military and industrial gear, where materials, construction, and layout were shaped by function first.
The brand takes cues from historical use across aviation, space exploration, and military service. That influence shows up in the details, from single-pass layouts to hook-and-loop closures and straightforward two-piece straps. The result is a range focused on durability, simplicity, and the same practical character found in the original equipment.
Shipping
Orders placed by 2:00pm PST on business days typically ship the same day.
Tracking is included with every order and emailed at shipment.
United States
- USPS Ground Advantage: free on orders over $59, or $6.95 on orders up to $59. 3 to 6 business days.
- USPS Priority Mail: $11.95. 2 to 4 business days.
- USPS Priority Mail Express: $28.95. 1 to 3 business days.
International
- USPS First Class International: $18.95. 10 to 21 business days.
For complete shipping details, see our Shipping Policy.
Returns & exchanges
Unused items may be returned or exchanged within 60 days of purchase. Please contact us before sending an exchange.
For full return details and instructions, see our Returns Policy.
- 5 stars: 6 (75%)
- 4 stars: 1 (13%)
- 3 stars: 1 (13%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
Another 5 star strap from Haveston. Very robust field/pilot strap that breaks in fast and is super comfortable on wrist. Durable sail cloth like fabric with a Nubuck suede like liner. Taper looks super vintage. Earth tone matches a lot of dial colors. Not a huge fan of the wobbly roller buckle but nothing to write home about—could easily be swapped out. I own lots of Haveston NATOs and canvas straps and this may be the best strap they have ever made. No brainer for your pilot of field watch, like my 70s pilot build shown.
The band pairs well with my Casioak and seems of high quality. However, it suffers from an issue I've run into multiple times now with other canvas style watch bands. The quick-release pins interfere with the band itself, not allowing them to fully expand into position. The opening at the end of the band simply cannot be made large enough without compromising strength and therefore when you try and attach it to the watch, it will not snap in and stay attached.
The fix is to destroy the quick-release pins and remove them and replace them with traditional pins. Which means there's no returning the band later should some other issue arise.
If not for this annoying issue the band would have 5 starts instead of 3.
Thanks for the detailed review. On thicker canvas straps like this, the quick-release spring bar sits in a tighter channel. Standard spring bars are an option if preferred. We appreciate this helpful context for others considering this style.
Haveston canvas strap is very supple and comfortable out of the box. Looks amazing as replacement on field/pilot style watches factory equipped with canvas straps.
Great quality, nice hardware, and a good pairing with many brushed or bead-blasted field watches, like this vintage-styled Ali Express chrono that's found favor in many online reviews lately. This lifts the watch quite a bit above its humble origins.
I have it on a field watch not a pilots watch and it looks badass.
Excellent quality strap that exceeds expectations, especially considering the cost.
The color is called sea grey, but it looks like something in between of green and blue which I have never seen before, so it's very special. The color is very pop and should be great for summer. The band doesn't need much time to break in and is relatively comfortable. The strap is pretty long though and I hope there is a shorter version for smaller wrists.
Overall happy with this strap. Didn’t take too long to break in and is comfortable to wear. My only gripe is that it is quite long and I have to use the 2nd to the last hole to secure it and that leaves excess material