An accessory designed for wristwatches, typically crafted from dyed cowhide or similar material, offers a method of securing the timepiece to the wearer’s wrist. The specified width of 20 millimeters refers to the distance between the lugs on the watch case where the band attaches. This measurement ensures compatibility with timepieces designed to accommodate this particular strap width. As an example, consider a wristwatch with a blue-toned band made from supple leather, precisely 20mm wide at the point where it connects to the watch casing.
Such a band combines both functionality and aesthetic appeal. The material provides durability and comfort, while the coloration offers a visually distinctive element. Historically, leather bands have been a preferred choice for timekeeping devices due to their resilience and ability to conform to the wearer’s wrist over time. The specified dimension ensures that the band is appropriate for a wide range of wristwatch models, thus making it a versatile option.
