Navy Shell Cordovan Strap for Erwin Sattler:
Navy Shell Cordovan Strap for Erwin Sattler – H strap lovers, I am happy to share a few photos that my good customer Peter sent along of his Navy Shell Cordovan strap paired with his Classically elegant Erwin Sattler Regulateur Classic Secunde Erwin Sattler is a luxury clock and watch manufacturer based here in Graefelfing Germany and I have been admiring their wrist watches for many years now, but I have only had the pleasure of building straps for their watches a couple of times (they produce in very low numbers).
This strap was made in the style of famous Polo boot maker from Argentina – Casa Fagliano. This style was developed by them for straps that they have partnered to make for Jaeger LeCoultre Reverso. The style strap is a fairly unique design, which includes separate leather tabs that fold over the top of the strap creating a place for the spring bar, a unique stitching pattern sometimes in contrasting stitching (but not always as with the below strap with matching Navy stitching) and double stitched keeper loops, the whole design is one that is reminiscent of equestrian/saddles and bridals. This is the first opportunity for me to build a strap in this style, which was a lot of fun and I think the results speak for themselves:
This strap was lined using our super durable Nappa Kangaroo in Deep Navy:
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To see other straps that I have made in the Casa Fagliano style, please follow this link: Casa Fagliano Style straps by Dangerous9straps
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If you would like me to build this strap for your Jaeger le Coultre Reverso or any other of your prized timepieces, please don’t hesitate to contact me right away to begin your custom strap consultation. You are always welcome to e-mail me at Dangerous9straps@gmail.com or simply click on the contact button at the top of this blog and complete the brief contact form and I will get back to you right away. I would be happy to hear from you!
Here are a few photos that Peter sent along:
