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Everwood Original

Kylemore Bamboo Wooden Watch with Black Leather Strap

Kylemore Bamboo Wooden Watch with Black Leather Strap

$64.95 USD
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Black leather is the strap that lets a multicolored bamboo bezel carry the whole look. In this Kylemore, Everwood Original sets that bezel on a 45 mm bamboo case with a stainless steel caseback, covers the dial with hardened mineral crystal, and fits the strap with quick-release bars so it comes off without a tool. The wood does the talking; the black strap keeps everything under it quiet.

  • Quick-release spring bars. A tab on each bar releases the strap by hand, so a second strap takes a minute, not a trip to a jeweler.
  • Clasp set once. Everwood calls the steel closure a memory lock: set the length on day one, then open and close it at that setting instead of re-threading a buckle each morning.
  • Bamboo body, steel back. The case is bamboo down to the caseback, which is steel so the seal against the crystal and the crown stays tight.

Multicolored Bamboo Against Black

Bamboo grows in bands of light and dark, and this bezel is cut so several tones show at once. Against black leather the variation stays visible from across a table; against a lighter strap it would blend. If you want the wood noticed, black is the strap that makes it happen. Under a dark cuff the watch reads as a wooden face on a dark band, which is the cleanest version of a wooden watch for men who wear mostly navy and charcoal.

Changing a Quick-Release Strap

Slide the tab on the underside of the bar toward the middle, tilt the strap end out, and the bar comes with it. A replacement must match the width of the strap at the case, so measure that gap before buying; the quick-release fitting is standard, but the width is what decides the fit. Leather straps and metal bands with quick-release bars both go on the same way.

Reading a Quartz Dial with Date

The movement is Miyota Japanese quartz with three hands and a date window. Applied indices stand up from the dial and a printed seconds track runs around its edge, so the seconds hand can be lined up against a mark rather than judged by eye. A quartz watch is set to the second once and then left alone, which is the practical difference from a mechanical wooden watch that drifts and needs winding.

Kylemore Black Strap Water and Wear

Can the black leather be swapped for a metal band? Yes, as long as the band has quick-release bars in the same width as the leather at the case. Measure the strap where it enters the case, buy that width, and the swap takes a minute either way.

What does a 30 meter rating allow? Everwood rates the Kylemore case at 30 meters, which is 3 ATM. That covers rain and washing your hands with the watch on. It does not cover swimming, showering or a hot tub, where pressure and warm water both work against a wooden case.

How should the leather strap be treated after rain? Pat it dry and let it air away from heat. Leather dried on a radiator stiffens and cracks along the fold at the clasp, which is where a strap fails first.

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