It’s been busy
Watch strap customisation options are endless, and I love receiving requests to bring them to life.
Here are a few of my favourite past projects, and for the latest, check Instagram.
Ice blue ostrich for the Breitling Navitimer B19 Perpetual Calendar
Typically this kind of dial would warrant a custom dye like i’ve done in the past, but this pre-dyed Ice blue ostrich leg was the perfect match already.
Mocha Pull-up for the Patek 5212A
“Pull-up” leather felt like a particularly good match for this Patek 5212A
Distressed Chocolate brown for the Seiko 6309
I spent a few mornings wandering the markets in Siem Reap with the Nikon F, and naturally, the 6309 came along too. A 22/20mm, raw-edged strap felt like the obvious choice for the setting.
Flame red Ostrich Leg for Burberrys of London
This neo-vintage Burberrys of London held sentimental value for its owner, but there was one problem: he never really liked it on the original bracelet.
Grey Python for the Seiko SUR535P
Matte grey python isn’t something you see often in watch straps, despite how established the material is.
Karung snake skin for the 1803/9
Lightly padded, softly structured, and finished with stitching that keeps it a little bit sporty.
Chocolate Nile crocodile for the SBGK005
A pairing that brings a little warmth and weight to an otherwise cool, restrained dial.
Custom Black calfskin for Ferrari watch
That’s what makes projects like this so rewarding. This Ferrari diver is a sentimental piece for its owner, and it deserved to be wearable again.
Pull-up cowhide for the Omega Speedmaster
This olive cowhide is a new find, and “pull-up” leather is something I’ve wanted to experiment with for a long time.
Whiskey tan for the Seiko 6309
What started as the tan leather in my vintage collection ended up becoming something entirely different.
Charcoal Ostrich Nubuck for the Speedmaster
There’s a common misconception that exotic leathers like ostrich are mostly for delicate dress straps — fancy, and therefore potentially fragile.
Dialed-in Detail for the Omega Speedmaster
A custom brown kangaroo strap that channels the same focus and refinement found in performance cockpits: clean lines, high contrast, and confident precision.
Green OP meets the white kangaroo
Bold up front, but for this strap the real flex is on the inside
Nile Crocodile for the VC Patrimony
The warmth of 18 carat gold and the richness of chocolate brown have been companions for generations.
Custom brown for the Omega Speedmaster
This rugged brown combo has made an appearance before — and for good reason.
Watercolour calfskin for the Reverso Duo
A fresh espresso, unhurried moments, and a strap that feels as effortless as the day ahead.
Olive green nubuck + Juvenia Chrono
Showcasing one of my vintage line offerings here, but upgraded with padding, side stitching and quick-release springbars.
Hazelnut ‘roo for Tag Heuer
This 34mm TAG Heuer spent years off the wrist, waiting for a second chance after its bracelet gave out.
Light coffee tan for the Omega Constellation
I love the depth and texture of these delicate Kurang snake skin scales
Nile crocodile
No machines, no templates.
Browse my range of leathers, share your ideas via the order page, and I’ll handcraft a strap perfectly fitted to your watch and wrist.