ZULU Watchband Correctly Fitted

I was surprised to see quite a number of Youtube Videos discussing with great authority the correct way to fit a ZULU Watch Strap, only failing to show the function of the 4 metal rings properly at all, and in fact using them as if they were simply the ordinary "keepers" of a normal strap, eg a Dive watch strap maybe.

Anyway, fact is I needed a new watch strap to replace my aged and knackered ANIMAL watch strap (which I love their straps- but they are so darn hard to buy, even via the internet). I picked up a genuine ZULU from Infantry, a WS-ZULU-BO-22, ie a 22mm wide band and thought, hey let's make a quick video on this. After all a watch (IMHO) is still part of outdoor equipment!

Addendum:
Recently correctly pointed out by a viewer, the two rings on the free side of the watch strap, ie the non buckle side can be used in a similar way to how i showed the loose end to be secured. If done this way the watch will have less tension upon the spring bars (it can move a little independently from the main strap tension- and maybe even if the watch band got caught up-although I would not like this to happens as this webbing is pretty strong and your going to lose your hand LOL).
Also this is a ZULU watch strap, not a NATO Strap. (different numbers of steel rings and fasting methods).



BCT

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