what we make...
Paul Twice design, construct and supply vintage-inspired watch straps for the modern man. Subtle yet stylish, every strap in the collection has its own unique character. Relentlessly handcrafted from carefully sourced leather, these luxury designs are cut from a different cloth.
Materials we use
Our leather watch straps are made from the finest leather and are crafted to be worn with style, comfort and character. We use three types of leather including: Horween, Cordovan and Goat-suede. Each leather watch strap made is cut by passionate craftsmen and skilful designers. The dedication of our craftsmen and designers is shown by each straps’ elegant outcome and comfortable wear. This is because we care about creating comfort, as much as we do style.
Horween
horween straps
Our Chromexcel Horween watch Straps are sourced from the well-recognised ‘Horween Tannery’ in America. At the tannery, the leather goes through a number of stages to transform their beginning state, into durable and traditional cuts of seamless leather.
Cordovan
cordovan straps
Cordovan is well known as one of the most durable leather produced. Due to this, our Cordovan leather straps are in high-demand, with those who value quality over costs. Additionally, they have a great reputation for not creasing easily; which damages leather in the long run. This makes Cordovan perfect for smart events and celebrations because they’ll stay looking brand-new for a long time.
Goat Suede
Suede Straps
Made from the underside of the skin of a goat, our Goat-suede straps are the most casual, comfortable and elegant watch strap we design. Their soft, textured feel and timeless look is what makes them popular with all vintage watch-lovers.
We craft watch straps, you create your statement…
Stand out from the rest with our timelessly designed and relentlessly handcrafted watch straps. Our carefully sourced leather is uniquely cut to produce watch straps that spark up conversation and strengthen any outfit. But regardless to how we craft these luxury watch straps, it’s you who makes the strap meaningful.