James Bond Goldfinger Gray NATO Strap

A strap like no other. The NATO strap is a watchmaking icon - but do you know its origins? The NATO strap (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) was born from the British MOD's (Ministry of Defence) need for a watch strap that could handle anything soldiers might face: steel glare on missions, moisture, and tough wear. BNO NATO straps draw from military specs to create exceptionally durable, one-piece straps - the buckle is crafted from a single piece, unlike standard NATO straps built from two components that make the buckle more vulnerable. Made in France, these nylon straps feature double stitching and a thicker braid. Comfortable and hypoallergenic, this strap fits any wrist.

Goldfinger (1934) is the film where Agent 007 appears with his Rolex on a NATO strap. This three-color strap - black, red, and gray - fastens with a gray stainless steel pin buckle. Watch on wrist, he battles through every challenge and conquers evil. His watch is still there at the end of the film, proof that the strap is built to last. Trust Mr. Bond - give in to this strap.