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Making watch straps is still a living craft for us

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Handwork

We devote a great deal of time to making our straps. Many working steps, such as folding the leather, edge finishing and the saddler’s seam, are done by hand, following the rules of traditional leather craftsmanship.

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Stitch by stitch by hand

The RIOS1931 Saddler’s Seam

Unlike machine stitching, the hand or saddler’s seam uses a single thread that is pulled by hand with two needles alternately from one side to the other. This creates a particularly even stitch pattern. A saddler’s seam gives a watch strap a longer service life than machine stitching. One thread, two needles, around 40 minutes per strap with a saddler’s seam.

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The RIOS1931 Saddler’s Seam