18mm Nylon Watch Bands with Quick Release Pins for Speidel, Daniel Wellington, Wristology (Emerald Green)

Hey there! We're Colin and Trevor, a pair of real-life brothers who have created what we believe are the best watchbands on the planet. And our mom loves us, too.

We started our business in Washington, DC in 2013, designing skins and screen protectors for the Pebble Smartwatch. We became close friends with Eric and the Pebble team, and they gave us the green light to create the (un)official Pebble watchband in a wide range of colors.

Fast forward to today, and we've expanded our offerings to include a variety of different styles. We've also moved our headquarters back to Michigan, where we grew up. Everything we make is designed and assembled in our Royal Oak, MI office.

We like to think that we produce some of the highest quality watch accessories around, and our customers (as well as our mom) seem to agree with us. Here are a few fun facts about us:

• Colin's favorite color of nylon is Medium Purple.
• Trevor loves to hand-test every single Quick Release pin to ensure every customer has a great experience.
• Trevor and Colin both have Mini Goldendoodles who are actually dog sisters!

We take your happiness with our products very seriously, so if you have any questions and can't find the answer, just shoot us a message and we'll get back to you as quickly as we can.

Now, let's talk about why our watchbands are so awesome:

• Quick Release pins make installation a snap. No special tools required - you can remove and install our bands with ease using just your fingers.
• Our nylon is the highest quality available and is sweat-proof and water-safe.
• Two loops keep the extra band secure, unlike some cheap bands that only have one.
• And if something ever goes wrong with your band, no matter the reason, we'll replace it for free. Just send us a message through Amazon.

To figure out what watchband width you need, follow these simple steps:

1. Remove your existing watch band. Most have a spring pin that can be compressed with your fingernail or a blade.
2. Using a ruler on the millimeter side, measure the "lugs" - the two arms on each side of the watch where the band clicks in. This is the width you'll need.
3. Make sure you've selected the correct size at the top of our Amazon listing before adding to your cart.

We've also provided a list of popular watch models that our 20mm bands fit, in case you need a reference.

Thanks for stopping by, and we look forward to helping you find the perfect watchband!

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