Last method is a game changer. I used to dislike natos for their bulky look but the sleek way looks so clean, keeps the buckle off your wrist, and having it at the bottom of your wrist feels much better. Thank you for showing us this.
Wow, I agree with words below: Last method is a game changer. I used to dislike natos for their bulky look but the sleek way looks so clean, keeps the buckle off your wrist, and having it at the bottom of your wrist feels much better. Thank you for showing us this. I love only the forth method, and from now on it will be my final choose. It's a little more difficult to put on the wrist, but then it stays perfect. Congratulations
Wow! This is great. I never comment on videos, ever, but this was life-changing for me. I have a lollipop-wrist (prominent ulnar styloid) and the normal NATO method meant my watch always bumped into the bone and that was very irritating. I love wearing a watch but have suffered through wearing it just out of love. The third and fourth method in your video were CURATIVE for me. It means i can now wear my watch without discomfort. The watch no longer hits the ulnar styloid process on my wrist. It sits in behind it. Pure comfort to wear. Immediate fix. Thank you!
Super thrilled to get a comment like this! Thanks for letting me know, it really brightens up my day when I get a comment like this😊 And I’m more than happy to help! I hope you have comfortable watch wearing days ahead!😁
Let me be like the 700th person to thank you effusively for method 4! I have resisted wearing the one watch in my collection with a NATO strap even though I really like it and now I’m sporting it happily and proudly!
I'm wearing my nato as per last option. Agree with previous comments a game changer... **Another option...I looped the belt through the 6 dial, this made the buckle and guide sit comfortably for me. Thankyou for the great tips.
Awesome to hear that mate :) Thanks for sharing that tip also!
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Fantastic video. I've just bought a few NATO straps after several years of not using them. When strapping the first one on the traditional way it didn't quite feel 100%. Found your video and the fourth method is exactly what I wanted at this point in time. Of course the great thing about NATO straps is flexibility and with these different ways of wearing them, that richness in variation becomes even greater. Thanks so much!
Thank you for a very helpful and straight forward video. I ordered my first NATO strap and it came with no instructions what so ever. So instead of winging it I watched your video and it came out better than I could have imagined.
Thank you. I watched 3 or 4 videos with different methods and was just confused. All methods seemed worse than how I just threw it in out of the box. But the 4th method here has the best result, and you explained it very clearly. Thanks again.
Wow, I was a bit sceptic when I took a NATO for my Seiko Kinetic, but your last method and the second last one makes it look so slim, unique and non dressy. Like others mentioned, definitely a cool hack!
The 3rd method solves all of the issues I had with my NATO straps: improving fit and comfort while retaining the classic asymmetrical NATO look. Thank you for this video!
Hot take: Second method is perfect. The bulky fold is kinda cool as long as it's only facing me. Last method felt a bit scratchy and requires too much set up for daily use imo, but I love the versatility
Just want to say I enjoyed watching this video. I just found out about the NATO strap and this video was very helpful. I tried all the different ways and didn't really like any one of them until I moved the watch down toward the long end like you mentioned at 1:10. Now, my favorite is the traditional way because my watch is naturally very thin so a little height actually makes it look better.
Thank you very much! The traditional way is great for smaller watches imo :) glad to hear that you found your favorite way of wearing it 😎maybe if you get a nato on a bigger watch, you’ll like the other methods as well!
Thanks for the tip, buddy...now my SEIKO 5 looks so much better...aside from being positioned on my wrist more comfortably...without that pesky eyesore of excess strap being exposed. Brilliant idea!😊
Thank you so much! It was really helpful! I like NATO straps but I believed I couldn't wear them because the excess strap was showing awkwardly. Your video was a game changer! :D
I’ll have to make a video on this! But in the meanwhile, you can check out my video on how to remove a watch strap with no tools. There you’ll see how the spring bars work.
@ Thanks - a video on that would be great. I’ve seen your video on how to remove with no tools, and I know how spring bars work but still can’t figure out a good way to attach them for NATOs.
I'll echo what the other comments say, the third and final version is a game changer. Been trying to like Nato's for 20 years with the original method and it's just too bulky! Final way takes an extra few seconds for me to pu the watch on, but well worth it. Thank you!
Amazing video! Switched to the 4th way. Subscribed right after, I love awesome people sharing know-how in a very humble way! your tone kept me connected til the end of the video. 😘 Tak
I just discovered this video while searching for replacement straps! My father gifted me a nice Seiko for my birthday but it has a NATO strap and I hated the way it looked. I feel the excess strap material in method 1, 2 and 3 draws attention away from the design of the watch. After watching your video and discovering method 4 I have decided to keep the strap, it looks great now. Thank you!
I'm really excited to try the final version you demonstrated on my vintage SKX007 when the NATO strap I ordered arrives. Thank you for making this video.
I have quite a few NATO straps and they have different lengths. Some are too short to fold over and tuck in, method #one. It's always nice to have options.
I never saw Nato straps the same again after that last method lol... wow. It's cool to have these looping options, even with 1 strap you can achieve multiple looks and feels. Props!
Have a Citizen Promaster BNO 150. It came on that very uncomfortable rubber/polyurethane strap, wore it for a month. Ordered a stainless bracelet from Long Island Watch ( BRAC 35 ) made specifically for the Promaster. Watch sits right on the wrist flush and is very comfortable to wear now. It dressed up the watch real nice too....life is good.
The last method is the winner. Thanks. The reason I use this strap is when my sailing watch, a Hamilton navy, is in the rough, it snags on things, and with the nylon strap through both pins, I don't lose it. The spring pins are the weak link on watch straps, and if the strap or bracelet only connects with one spring pin and it fails, you drop the watch over the side. If you are doing time and distance, this is not good. The NATO nylon strap, single or double pass, is the best strap for a field watch IMHO. Right now I am using the conventional method and indeed it sits up a bit proud, will give this new method a try.
Thanks for the tutorial… first and last made the most sense… FYI… not sure why you wore the gloves as the tutorial was about the strap and not the watch so no one was focused on finger prints… 😊
Glad to hear it! Yes I know but fingerprints are not the reason I wear gloves. I wear them because people easily pay attention to lon/short nails or dry skin or other stuff like that. Gloves make everything nice and neutral and doesn’t draw any attention😊 I sometimes mention this in my videos, where gloves don’t make sense. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching😊
Thank you for the most excellent informative video. I myself got a watch that required me to take the metal strap off and put on a nato strap. Can I kindly request for some suggestion where to source a quality strap?
This is great. I just ordered the Seiko Snoopy edition with the NATO and this will give me all these options to wear. This will be my very first NATO strap. Very useful video!
This is great. Thanks! I just got some NATO straps, and was befuddled, even after watching a couple other videos - I have thin wrists, and the 3 loops & the buckle and excess end were looking bulky and not good... But your 4th option works great!!
This video is brilliant. I’m from America. I hit like. I subscribed. And I saved this video. The last method makes me feel like James Bond! Thank you for the taking the time to show how to do the different methods. CHEERS 🎉🍻!!!
You’re a life saver. Just bought my first watch over $200. It came with a nato strap (just got into watches and didnt know what it was) and hated how much it made the watch bulge off my wrist. That last technique saved me from having to buy a new strap. And good thing because I don’t have the watch tools to take the pins out. Really thanks a lot man!
Happy to help! The traditional way of wearing the nato strap has the downside of making the watch bulge out from the wrist quite a lot. Btw I have a video on how to remove the pins using dental floss :) that way you can switch to something like a leather strap with quick release spring bars, without any tools!
Great vid, thanks. I'm new to NATOs and like that last way you threaded it the most. I've always preferred a snug fit on my bands and think wearing it this way will also make it less prone to snagging.
Thank you! Glad to hear you found it useful! Natos are great, but they can be a bit bulky sometimes, so it’s definitely a hood way to wear them in a more slim way.
@@NordicWatchChannelI bought a '63 Seagull last week and a Benchmark Basics leather nato, the last technique is the only way to go with a warch that has a 14mm height. Wearing a nato any other way seems alien to me now regardless of case size.
I come back to this video every summer when I decide to go back to wearing a NATO. For some reason, I can't ever remember the last method which to me works best.
I prefer the standard way as it keeps the buckles or edge of the nylon from scratching your wrist. the two layers protect better then one as often the first has a join.
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Last method is a game changer. I used to dislike natos for their bulky look but the sleek way looks so clean, keeps the buckle off your wrist, and having it at the bottom of your wrist feels much better. Thank you for showing us this.
Thank you! I’m glad to hear that you found this useful and that it changed how you feel about wearing nato straps! My pleasure mate!
I totally agree. The perfect way of wearing it, Thanks to Nordic Watch Channel
Except you have a baby’s diaper worth of dump under your wrist. Hated this method.
@@justmeeagainn Try a parachute strap, best of both worlds.
Yes, once you work that last one, there’s no going back to the traditional way of wearing a Nato,,,,ever! Thanks for this!
Have to agree the 4th position is fantastic. I didn’t know that there was 4 positions. Thanks a million. 😊
Glad to hear that! My pleasure :)
You finally made me love my NATO with the last method. Thank you!!!
Glad to hear that! :)
Same. Thanks!
My pleasure!
The last method is brilliant!
Thanks! It’s a good way to switch it up a bit👍🏻
I agree, feels SO MUCH BETTER on my wrist! Thank you.
"I just got my first NATO strap, tried all four methods, and I'm already in love with the fourth one! Cheers!
Awesome to hear that! Cheers mate :)
Last method looks SO good and comfortable, can't wait for my nato strap to arrive. Thank you so much for this video!
Thank you! Glad if I could help and I hope that this method goes well with your strap :)
To be honest , you have solved one of humanity biggest problem with that 4th way
😂😂😂😂😂
Hahah! Thanks for the laughs!
Wow, I agree with words below: Last method is a game changer.
I used to dislike natos for their bulky look but the sleek way looks so clean, keeps the buckle off your wrist, and having it at the bottom of your wrist feels much better.
Thank you for showing us this. I love only the forth method, and from now on it will be my final choose. It's a little more difficult to put on the wrist, but then it stays perfect. Congratulations
Very glad to hear you liked it and will be using the method :) Thanks for sharing and all the best!
The last method is what I was looking for, looks great 👍
Glad to hear that! It's a good way to get a slimmer fit. Happy to help! :)
Wow! This is great. I never comment on videos, ever, but this was life-changing for me. I have a lollipop-wrist (prominent ulnar styloid) and the normal NATO method meant my watch always bumped into the bone and that was very irritating. I love wearing a watch but have suffered through wearing it just out of love. The third and fourth method in your video were CURATIVE for me. It means i can now wear my watch without discomfort. The watch no longer hits the ulnar styloid process on my wrist. It sits in behind it. Pure comfort to wear. Immediate fix. Thank you!
Super thrilled to get a comment like this! Thanks for letting me know, it really brightens up my day when I get a comment like this😊 And I’m more than happy to help! I hope you have comfortable watch wearing days ahead!😁
Man you change my Life with the Last Method.....Thanks !!
Haha happy to hear that!😂 No problem mate!
Let me be like the 700th person to thank you effusively for method 4! I have resisted wearing the one watch in my collection with a NATO strap even though I really like it and now I’m sporting it happily and proudly!
Happy to hear that mate! Pleasure was all mine! :)
The last method is the best, in my humble opinion.
Seems that many people have the same opinion 8)
You are the lord of the NATO straps ! Thank you
Hahah, I title I will gladly embrace!
I'm wearing my nato as per last option. Agree with previous comments a game changer...
**Another option...I looped the belt through the 6 dial, this made the buckle and guide sit comfortably for me.
Thankyou for the great tips.
Awesome to hear that mate :) Thanks for sharing that tip also!
Fantastic video. I've just bought a few NATO straps after several years of not using them. When strapping the first one on the traditional way it didn't quite feel 100%. Found your video and the fourth method is exactly what I wanted at this point in time. Of course the great thing about NATO straps is flexibility and with these different ways of wearing them, that richness in variation becomes even greater. Thanks so much!
Very glad to hear that!! The bulky feel of the ”right” way to wear them can be a deterrent for many, including me sometimes. My pleasure!🙂
Thank you for a very helpful and straight forward video. I ordered my first NATO strap and it came with no instructions what so ever. So instead of winging it I watched your video and it came out better than I could have imagined.
Music to my ears! Happy to hear that this was helpful. Thanks mate!
Thank you. I watched 3 or 4 videos with different methods and was just confused. All methods seemed worse than how I just threw it in out of the box. But the 4th method here has the best result, and you explained it very clearly. Thanks again.
Glad to hear that! Thanks :)
This was very helpful! Love the 4th way, it looks so clean!
Thank you! Glad to hear that :)
Wow, I was a bit sceptic when I took a NATO for my Seiko Kinetic, but your last method and the second last one makes it look so slim, unique and non dressy. Like others mentioned, definitely a cool hack!
Glad to hear that mate 😎
Great tutorial with clear instructions! Thank you!
Thanks for the feedback! My pleasure!
Always loved the NATO strap but never been a fan of the excess, that last method is a godsend! Thanks a lot for sharing.
Glad to hear that! My pleasure :)
Oh wow! #4 is a game changer. I just fell in love with nato straps all over again
Music to my ears mate :)
The 3rd method solves all of the issues I had with my NATO straps: improving fit and comfort while retaining the classic asymmetrical NATO look. Thank you for this video!
Awesome to hear that! My pleasure!
This is one of the best tutorials! Thanks to you I now can wear the same strap in four different ways!
So glad to hear that! Cheers mate!
Hot take: Second method is perfect. The bulky fold is kinda cool as long as it's only facing me.
Last method felt a bit scratchy and requires too much set up for daily use imo, but I love the versatility
A valid point! Glad to hear you found a method that suites you! 8)
Just bought my first nato strap and now I'm actually a fan after learning the final way to wear it. Thanks!
Music to my ears mate! Thanks for that :)
Bought my first NATO yesterday and I'm gonna try all of these out to see which I find best. Great video!
Thanks! Hope you find a favorite method :)
Best tutorials the way to wear nato strap, 3rd & 4th are awesome.
Glad to hear that! Thank you :)
Just want to say I enjoyed watching this video. I just found out about the NATO strap and this video was very helpful. I tried all the different ways and didn't really like any one of them until I moved the watch down toward the long end like you mentioned at 1:10. Now, my favorite is the traditional way because my watch is naturally very thin so a little height actually makes it look better.
Thank you very much! The traditional way is great for smaller watches imo :) glad to hear that you found your favorite way of wearing it 😎maybe if you get a nato on a bigger watch, you’ll like the other methods as well!
Last method is brilliant, definitely learned something today!
Thanks! Glad to hear that :)
Thanks for the tip, buddy...now my SEIKO 5 looks so much better...aside from being positioned on my wrist more comfortably...without that pesky eyesore of excess strap being exposed. Brilliant idea!😊
My pleasure! Very happy to hear that! Cheers!
Hi,
I have a NATO Zulu strap which I thread as in 6:18 in the video, which gives me a perfect and comfortable fit! Many thanks.
Glad to hear that! Happy to help mate :)
The sleek way is the way to go with Nato for me from now on. Thanks Mate!
Glad to hear that! My pleasure mate!
Thank you so much! It was really helpful! I like NATO straps but I believed I couldn't wear them because the excess strap was showing awkwardly. Your video was a game changer! :D
Really happy to hear that! :) Glad to have helped!
I would love to see a video on how to first attach the spring bars to the watch case before threading the NATO strap through.
I’ll have to make a video on this! But in the meanwhile, you can check out my video on how to remove a watch strap with no tools. There you’ll see how the spring bars work.
@ Thanks - a video on that would be great. I’ve seen your video on how to remove with no tools, and I know how spring bars work but still can’t figure out a good way to attach them for NATOs.
I’ll start researchibg what kind of video I could make on that!
The 4th method is the best! Thank you. Great video
Glad to hear that! Thanks mate :)
I'll echo what the other comments say, the third and final version is a game changer. Been trying to like Nato's for 20 years with the original method and it's just too bulky! Final way takes an extra few seconds for me to pu the watch on, but well worth it. Thank you!
Glad to hear that! Time to finally start enjoying nato straps then :) My pleasure mate!
you could also cut off that extra bit, or buy a sinlge pass nato
@@RorytheRoman true but then you wouldn’t be able to wear it the original way any longer :) This way you can switch anytime you want!
Thanks for this! The fourth method addresses my issue with nato straps which is the excess fabric and bulk. Cheers!
Very happy to hear that! Cheers :)
Great tutorial, the last method is the winner for me, many thanks
Glad to hear that! Thanks!
Amazing video! Switched to the 4th way. Subscribed right after, I love awesome people sharing know-how in a very humble way! your tone kept me connected til the end of the video. 😘 Tak
Thank you! Really appreciate the kind feedback my friend!
Much appreciated! From now on, it will be #4 on my wrist.
That's awesome! Glad to hear that :)
Love the last method! Thank you!!
Awesome! My pleasure :)
I just got my nato straps, and the last method is the best, wowww ❤
Music to my ears mate :)
Last method is my favorite. Thank for sharing, I had no idea
You’re welcome! Really glad to hear that! :)
No. 4 wins hands down for my small wrist. Thank you.
Awesome! My pleasure :)
I just discovered this video while searching for replacement straps! My father gifted me a nice Seiko for my birthday but it has a NATO strap and I hated the way it looked. I feel the excess strap material in method 1, 2 and 3 draws attention away from the design of the watch. After watching your video and discovering method 4 I have decided to keep the strap, it looks great now. Thank you!
Glad I could help! That's the best thing about making videos like this :)
Thank you for sharing this techniques! It changes dratically our watches and give us more options that may suit better or be more comfortable!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback :) My pleasure!
I'm really excited to try the final version you demonstrated on my vintage SKX007 when the NATO strap I ordered arrives. Thank you for making this video.
My pleasure mate :) Hopefully it turns out great!
I have quite a few NATO straps and they have different lengths. Some are too short to fold over and tuck in, method #one. It's always nice to have options.
Yeah they do come in several lengths. But like you said, it's good to have options :)
Wonderful tutorial on wearing NATOs. Thanks
Glad to hear that! My pleasure!
Had no idea that a watchband was like a necktie with so many options!
Probably not even designed to be worn any way but the one original way, but with some imagination there are many more ways!
Wow - last method is the best thing I’ve seen for a very long time. Thank you!
Glad to hear that! My pleasure! :)
The last method....Wow!! Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure mate! Glad to hear it was helpful :)
Thank you very much. I like the last 2 methods to make the case sit closer on the wrist.
You are welcome! Glad to hear it was helpful! I also like that about the last 2 methods :)
I never saw Nato straps the same again after that last method lol... wow. It's cool to have these looping options, even with 1 strap you can achieve multiple looks and feels. Props!
Glad to hear that! Cheers!
These are all really helpful - I like the last method you showed. Thank you!
Glad to hear that! My pleasure!
Thank you, you have changed my life.
Haha, well I guess a really small change is still a change. My pleasure mate!
Have a Citizen Promaster BNO 150.
It came on that very uncomfortable rubber/polyurethane strap, wore it for a month.
Ordered a stainless bracelet from Long Island Watch ( BRAC 35 ) made specifically for the Promaster.
Watch sits right on the wrist flush and is very comfortable to wear now.
It dressed up the watch real nice too....life is good.
Awesome to hear that! Aftermarket bracelets (and straps for that matter) are a real game changer imo!
Last method convinced me finally to buy one or two for my Safarnie
That's awesome 8) Enjoy them!
I liked the last option. Nice video, Keep up the good work.
Thank you! Glad to hear you liked it. I will!
Thanks a lot for the video! It made me finally wear a Nato Strap.
Awesome to hear that mate! My pleasure!
The last method is the winner. Thanks.
The reason I use this strap is when my sailing watch, a Hamilton navy, is in the rough, it snags on things, and with the nylon strap through both pins, I don't lose it. The spring pins are the weak link on watch straps, and if the strap or bracelet only connects with one spring pin and it fails, you drop the watch over the side. If you are doing time and distance, this is not good. The NATO nylon strap, single or double pass, is the best strap for a field watch IMHO. Right now I am using the conventional method and indeed it sits up a bit proud, will give this new method a try.
Glad to hear that mate! My pleasure. Good points.
Haha - this is awesome. The last method is superb. Well done!
Thank you! :D
Excellent video. Learned something value today and for life. Ty!
Glad to hear it! Pleasure was all mine mate! :)
Thank you! First time using a nato, so good advice!
Glad to hear that! My pleasure :)
thank you so much for the tutorial video , for me the last trick will be perfect on my wrist
My pleasure! Glad to hear that :)
that seiko and strap look so nice together
Thanks! I also like the combo :)
Thanks for the tutorial… first and last made the most sense…
FYI… not sure why you wore the gloves as the tutorial was about the strap and not the watch so no one was focused on finger prints… 😊
Glad to hear it! Yes I know but fingerprints are not the reason I wear gloves. I wear them because people easily pay attention to lon/short nails or dry skin or other stuff like that. Gloves make everything nice and neutral and doesn’t draw any attention😊 I sometimes mention this in my videos, where gloves don’t make sense. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching😊
Pretty cool tutorial, I decided on method 4 for my new watch. Thanks!
Glad I could help! Solid choice my friend :)
I really like that last method. Thanks for sharing!
Glad to hear that! My pleasure :)
Thank you for the video it was wonderful to show 4 ways of wearing a nato strap
Glad to hear that, cheers!
This was a game changer, specially the last one! Thank you very much for sharing
Glad to hear that! My pleasure :)
Have to say that this is a really good way of describing something in a simple, practical way. 👍
Really glad to hear that! Thank you!
Thank you so much!!! Best video! 😄👍🏽
Glad you liked it! My pleasure :)
Merci pour la vidéo. Bonne méthode. Je vais l'adopter.
Glad I could help! :)
Thanks so much. The 4th method is exactly what I wanted!
Very glad to hear that! My pleasure :)
Thank you for the most excellent informative video. I myself got a watch that required me to take the metal strap off and put on a nato strap. Can I kindly request for some suggestion where to source a quality strap?
My pleasure! Sure! I have been very pleased with Zuludiver and also CNS. There are very many good brands out there. CNS is great bang per buck.
I just bought the duro finally! I got the gold/silver colorway for now with about 8 nato strap colorways. I am fan of the last method as well!
Glad you like the last method! Casio Duro is always a solid choice :)
This is great. I just ordered the Seiko Snoopy edition with the NATO and this will give me all these options to wear. This will be my very first NATO strap. Very useful video!
Glad I could help! Very happy to hear that this video was useful :) Cheers!
This is great. Thanks! I just got some NATO straps, and was befuddled, even after watching a couple other videos - I have thin wrists, and the 3 loops & the buckle and excess end were looking bulky and not good... But your 4th option works great!!
My pleasure mate! Glad to hear it was useful!
Thank you! Brilliant wearing my natos with the last method and enjoying them now as opposed to thinking meh about them. Subscribed!
Happy to help and I'm really glad to hear that :) Welcome aboard!
This video is brilliant.
I’m from America.
I hit like.
I subscribed.
And I saved this video.
The last method makes me feel like James Bond!
Thank you for the taking the time to show how to do the different methods. CHEERS 🎉🍻!!!
Thank you! I'm glad to hear that and also glad to have you as a subscriber :)
Cheers from Finland!
You’re a life saver. Just bought my first watch over $200. It came with a nato strap (just got into watches and didnt know what it was) and hated how much it made the watch bulge off my wrist. That last technique saved me from having to buy a new strap. And good thing because I don’t have the watch tools to take the pins out. Really thanks a lot man!
Happy to help! The traditional way of wearing the nato strap has the downside of making the watch bulge out from the wrist quite a lot. Btw I have a video on how to remove the pins using dental floss :) that way you can switch to something like a leather strap with quick release spring bars, without any tools!
Thanks. Definitely prefer the last method. Looks and feels so much better 👍👍😊
Glad to hear that mate :)
Great vid, thanks. I'm new to NATOs and like that last way you threaded it the most. I've always preferred a snug fit on my bands and think wearing it this way will also make it less prone to snagging.
Thank you! Glad to hear you found it useful! Natos are great, but they can be a bit bulky sometimes, so it’s definitely a hood way to wear them in a more slim way.
@@NordicWatchChannelI bought a '63 Seagull last week and a Benchmark Basics leather nato, the last technique is the only way to go with a warch that has a 14mm height. Wearing a nato any other way seems alien to me now regardless of case size.
Yeah it's a bummer that a thicker watch starts to be difficult to combine with natos. Glad to hear this helped tho :)
Another fan of method #4. Thanks! I’d never seen that!
Glad to hear it!
i like the 4th way , thank you
Glad to hear that! You’re welcome 😊
Great video! Thanks! The last method is awesome! Thanks again. 😊
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the kind words :)
Wow I love that non of these methods require you to cut or change the strap in anyway!
Exactly! :) Thanks!
I have a Tudor FXD and if it’s on a NATO the last method is my chosen one. Most of the time it’s on a Watch Gecko Octopod clasp and elastic strap .
Nice! Cool to hear that you use that method 8)
Last method is awsome ❤
Thanks! 8)
awesome video I really like the last method
what is the watch reference please ?
Thank you! The watch reference is Seiko SNZF17😊
Thank you, this was very helpful!
Glad to hear that! My pleasure
Thank you. This was very informative.
Glad it was helpful! My pleasure :)
That final method is perfect. Thank you!
Glad to hear it! My pleasure!
I know right!! Awesome work mate 😊. Thanks
The 3rd method is my favorite, but not all the nato straps i have allow that (only first and second), i will try the 4th one
Yeah I guess it depends a bit on the strap. Hopefully some of your straps do allow it!
@@NordicWatchChannel yeah, i try it, and it works ,thanks
That's great! np!
I come back to this video every summer when I decide to go back to wearing a NATO. For some reason, I can't ever remember the last method which to me works best.
Glad to hear that! The last method feels a bit unintuitive but I’m pretty sure you won’t be needing a video soon😁 Have a great summer!
Me too, haha.
I prefer the standard way as it keeps the buckles or edge of the nylon from scratching your wrist. the two layers protect better then one as often the first has a join.
That’s true! All the ways have their pros and cons :)
Love the third one. The classic looks of NATO with lesser elevation
Thanks! I also like that one :)