Meridian Watch Supply began with one worn-out strap and the discovery that replacing it well was strangely hard. Straps were either luxury-priced or landfill-grade; tools came in kits of forty pieces that did four jobs badly. We decided the middle deserved to exist: honest straps, the three tools that matter, and the care that keeps both alive – all from one bench.
What we make and choose
We cut and stitch our leather straps in-house, weave-test every fabric strap we stock, and machine-check the bracelets, buckles and tools that carry our name. If a thing cannot survive a year on a wrist we actually use, it does not go in the catalogue. The range stays short on purpose: one honest version of each thing, not thirty variations of almost.
How we work
- Fit first: every listing states lug width and length plainly, and sizing questions get answered by a person who has fitted straps all week.
- Honest materials: vegetable-tanned leather, woven nylon and steel-style hardware, described in plain words without invented alloys.
- Repair over replace: buckles, keepers and spring bars sold separately, so a good strap is never binned for a small part.
Questions about a width, a wrist or an order? Write to us – a person at the bench answers.
