Apple Watch bands that please your inner cheapskate - 3 minutes read
Apple Watch bands that please your inner cheapskate
If you’ve got an Apple Watch and want to change things up, it’s quite easy to change the face. But if you want something a bit more tangible, you’ve got to change the band.
The mechanical part is easy; it’s the acquisition that can be a bit taxing. Looking good doesn’t have to be expensive, though. Check out our selection of bands that go for less than $40, including items from CarterJett, Rilee & Lo, and Nyloon.
Carterjett’s sleek leather carbon fiber band looks amazing with business attire. This genuine leather band has been embossed with a carbon fiber texture for a modern twist on a classic band.
Stealthy black stitching enhances the strength of the band. One sewn loop and one free loop makes it easy to put on (and keeps any excess strap out of your way).
Carterjett adapters don’t have any screws, which means you’ll never have to worry about them loosening or popping out. The steel adapter pins are thicker than the others and permanently attached to the wristbands, so your watch will never take a tumble.
Rilee & Lo’s unique, stretch-link design for its metal Apple Watch bands is patent-pending for a reason. Choose the correct size and this stainless-steel band slips on and off your wrist seamlessly and fits like a proverbial glove.
The company’s exclusive bands for Apple Watch fuse tech and style brilliantly. Designed for both men and women, these stainless steel bands come in stunning finishes including gold, rose gold, silver, gunmetal, black and navy. Owners Johanna Ferguson and Nick Grossi, who both worked in tech and jewelry design, found a natural marriage of the two genres in Rilee & Lo.
Originating in Spain, Nyloon was acquired by two best friends, Tesha and Ant, who were raised in the military town of Fayetteville, North Carolina. NATO bands resonated with the friends, who liked the tenacity of nylon. It proved the perfect material to work with for two creative military brats.
All bands feature complementary-colored stitching. Adapters come in either steel or black to match your watch.
Source: Cultofmac.com
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Apple Watch • Apple Watch • Carbon fiber reinforced polymer • Leather • Carbon fiber reinforced polymer • Stealth technology • Free Loop (One Night Stand) • Apple Watch • Patent Pending (band) • Stainless steel • Glove • Apple Watch • Fuse (TV channel) • Stainless steel • Colored gold • Silver • Gunmetal • Jewellery design • Natural marriage • Spain • Tesha • Ant (producer) • Fayetteville, North Carolina • NATO • Nylon • Steel •
If you’ve got an Apple Watch and want to change things up, it’s quite easy to change the face. But if you want something a bit more tangible, you’ve got to change the band.
The mechanical part is easy; it’s the acquisition that can be a bit taxing. Looking good doesn’t have to be expensive, though. Check out our selection of bands that go for less than $40, including items from CarterJett, Rilee & Lo, and Nyloon.
Carterjett’s sleek leather carbon fiber band looks amazing with business attire. This genuine leather band has been embossed with a carbon fiber texture for a modern twist on a classic band.
Stealthy black stitching enhances the strength of the band. One sewn loop and one free loop makes it easy to put on (and keeps any excess strap out of your way).
Carterjett adapters don’t have any screws, which means you’ll never have to worry about them loosening or popping out. The steel adapter pins are thicker than the others and permanently attached to the wristbands, so your watch will never take a tumble.
Rilee & Lo’s unique, stretch-link design for its metal Apple Watch bands is patent-pending for a reason. Choose the correct size and this stainless-steel band slips on and off your wrist seamlessly and fits like a proverbial glove.
The company’s exclusive bands for Apple Watch fuse tech and style brilliantly. Designed for both men and women, these stainless steel bands come in stunning finishes including gold, rose gold, silver, gunmetal, black and navy. Owners Johanna Ferguson and Nick Grossi, who both worked in tech and jewelry design, found a natural marriage of the two genres in Rilee & Lo.
Originating in Spain, Nyloon was acquired by two best friends, Tesha and Ant, who were raised in the military town of Fayetteville, North Carolina. NATO bands resonated with the friends, who liked the tenacity of nylon. It proved the perfect material to work with for two creative military brats.
All bands feature complementary-colored stitching. Adapters come in either steel or black to match your watch.
Source: Cultofmac.com
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Keywords:
Apple Watch • Apple Watch • Carbon fiber reinforced polymer • Leather • Carbon fiber reinforced polymer • Stealth technology • Free Loop (One Night Stand) • Apple Watch • Patent Pending (band) • Stainless steel • Glove • Apple Watch • Fuse (TV channel) • Stainless steel • Colored gold • Silver • Gunmetal • Jewellery design • Natural marriage • Spain • Tesha • Ant (producer) • Fayetteville, North Carolina • NATO • Nylon • Steel •