Do you have a large wrist? Here's a rare vintage 16mm size Genuine Alligator band in Long Length, an extremely difficult item Exotic Skin band to find discovered as New Old Stock from the 1950s/60s. This band is 3/4 to 1 inch longer than standard-length straps. Straight-sided without any taper and fully stitched for durability. With the wide, single keeper that collectors seek. Hard to imagine a finer vintage watchband to put on your special watch vintage model. Has the 5/8 inches wide ends (16mm) to fit many early steel and gold watch models. Highest quality American Genuine Alligator gloss black skin with an elegant textured pattern. Hand-rolled edges.

Look at the incredible texture of this band from when Exotic Skin straps were made with real quality skins - many of which you can't buy any more. Long Length strap measures 8 1/4 inches (21cm) placed end to end, not including the yellow gold-tone buckle. Metric measurements of the two pieces are 123/87mm.

You can request a steel buckle or you can buy a special gold-filled antique buckle in our Buckles Section with more than 150 choices. Strap is the medium thickness type. Thickness is 3.5mm where the band meets the watch and 2.0mm at the tail. The buckle end width is the most common 16mm size.

SQUINKY HAS 500+ EXOTIC SKIN VINTAGE BANDS: Also look at the many Genuine Crocodile and Teju Lizard 16mm size Regular and Long Length bands we have listed all hand-picked rare vintage Exotic Skin straps for sale in our EBAY store Squinky have a look. Most of these are unique items purchased from vintage NOS stock. They are watch bands made of genuine crocodile alligator shark camel snakeskin eel pigskin boar peccary buffalo goat skin lizard and other exotic skins

Squinky is also now one of the leading suppliers of old vintage watch movement repair parts with more than 2,000+ parts and 100+ watchmaker's repair guides listed here for all the major brands sought by watch collectors. Buy with confidence from a seller on EBAY since 1998 with more than 18,000 positive feedbacks and a member of the NAWCC watch collector's association since 1997.