The watch strap is a general term for the effective part of a watch that holds the wrist in place. There are various materials for watch straps. Cowhide is the most common one, while crocodile leather is the most precious. Crocodile leather straps are also known as the "platinum" among leather straps.

Watch straps, especially genuine leather ones, require daily maintenance. The basic methods are as follows:

1. Avoid contact with water and moisture to prevent mold and deformation.

2. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight to prevent fading.

3. Avoid contact with greasy substances and cosmetics to prevent deterioration.

4. If the watch strap gets wet accidentally, let it air dry before wearing.

5. Don't wear your watch when sleeping to allow the strap to rest.

6. In winter, the watch strap hardens to a greater extent. Do not "fold it back" to damage the leather.

Polishing purple wax, white wax, green wax, hemp wheels, nylon wheels, cloth wheels, sand belts, grass wheels, etc. The stainless steel watch strap has been ground and polished, with a very bright surface.