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Hirsch Osiris Nubuck Leather Beige Quick Release Watch Strap
- Price
- $68.95
Headquartered in Klagenfurt, Austria, Hirsch was established in 1765 as a leather workshop and tannery. It remains a family-owned business to this day, and continues to gain recognition for excellence and innovation in watch strap design.
Constructed from velvety soft, nubuck-finish full grain calfskin leather, the Hirsch Osiris Nubuck strap is one of our most supple straps, with no break-in period necessary. With its slim, flat profile, it's a great choice for both men and women.
One of our customers commented: "It's dressy without being stuffy." We think that perfectly sums up the Osiris Nubuck.
All of our Hirsch 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.
Material:
- Nubuck-finish full-grain calf leather
- Softglove leather lining
- Fitted with a Hirsch-branded polished stainless steel buckle
Sizing:
- Available in 16mm, 18mm, 20mm and 22mm
- Strap/buckle taper: 16mm/14mm, 18mm/16mm, 20mm/18mm, 22mm/20mm
- 3mm thick at lug ends; 2mm at opposite ends
- Regular piece length 120mm / 80mm excluding buckle; total length 7-7/8" (200mm) excluding buckle
- Short piece length 110mm / 70mm excluding buckle; total length 7-1/8" (180mm) excluding buckle
- Puzzled by the size labeling on your Hirsch strap or packaging? Hirsch refers to mens' strap lengths as follows: Short is "M;" Regular is "L"
Includes:
- Integrated with stainless steel quick-release spring bars
| Specifications | |
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Brand |
Hirsch
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Width Width of the strap where it attaches to the watch; a.k.a. your size.
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16mm, 18mm, 20mm, and 22mm
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Lug/Buckle Taper Many straps taper in width toward the buckle. This is an important measurement if you plan to swap out the buckle or add a deployant clasp. Your buckle size matches the width at the BUCKLE end of the strap, not the lug end.
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16mm/14mm, 18mm/16mm, 20mm/18mm, 22mm/20mm
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Regular Piece Length Length of each piece, excluding buckle.
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120mm / 80mm
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Short Piece Length Length of each piece, excluding buckle.
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110mm / 70mm
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Thickness in Millimeters |
3mm at lug end, decreasing to 2mm at tip
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Color |
Tan
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Stitching Color |
Tan
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Pattern |
Suede/Nubuck
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Strap Material |
Calfskin
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Lining Material |
Leather
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Water Resistance Our unscientific-but-practical categorization: Waterproof: undamaged by prolonged submersion in water. Water-resistant: resists water absorption, but not for long periods. Splash-resistant: withstands light moisture from daily use (washing hands, etc.).
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Splash Resistant
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Spring Bar Type |
Quick Release
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Fits Apple Watch If Yes, select 22mm and use with our Apple watch adapter.
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Yes
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Rating |
(13)
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I wanted to lighten and freshen up a Monta Noble I’ve owned for a while. Settled on the burgundy Osiris and it really sets off the white dial and the polished bezel. I also thought the burgundy color would be less susceptible to stains and visual wear than the grey. The strap breaks in immediately and weighs an incredible 6 grams. The stitching is fine and very tidy. The burgundy is a rich red wine color and will look particularly wonderful in the winter.
The color of this strap runs darker than what is shown on the product page however the name of the color is accurate. This is in fact a burgundy colored strap. It's very comfortable, light, and slim.
Hi Anthony, we appreciate your feedback on the color; thank you! We have corrected the color in the photo.
I purchased a matching set of Nodus Contrail GMTs for my wife and I but I needed to find an alternative strap for her since she has small wrists. The Osiris in short length was the perfect match. She says that it's makes you forget you're even wearing a watch because it's so comfy. The only thing I don't like is the stickiness leftover on the inside of the band after you remove the tag. It will rub off eventually and not be sticky anymore but it could've been avoided if they used a non-adhesive method for attaching the barcodes.