watchstrap
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Definition
Noun: A band, typically made of cloth, leather, or metal links, that is attached to a wristwatch and is worn around the wrist to secure the watch in place.
Usage
The word "watchstrap" refers specifically to the band or strap of a wristwatch. It is a single, countable noun. - You attach a watchstrap to the lugs of a watch case. - A worn-out watchstrap should be replaced. - The comfort of a watch often depends on its watchstrap.
Examples
- She chose a leather to match her formal attire.
- The metal on his diver's watch is highly durable.
- This vintage watch would look better with a new fabric .
Advanced Usage
- "Integrated watchstrap": A strap that is designed as a seamless part of the watch case, often with no standard spring bars, giving a unified look.
- The luxury timepiece features an integrated titanium watchstrap.
Variants and Related Words
- Watchband (noun): A direct synonym for watchstrap.
- Bracelet (noun): When referring to a watchstrap made of metal links, it is often called a bracelet.
- He prefers a stainless steel bracelet to a leather watchstrap.
Synonyms
- Strap
- Band
- Bracelet (specifically for metal link types)
Antonyms
There is no direct antonym, as it is a specific object. The opposite concept might be a watch without a strap (e.g., a pocket watch or a desk clock).
Related Phrases
- To change a watchstrap: The action of replacing one strap with another.
- It's easy to change a watchstrap with the right tools.
- Watchstrap buckle: The fastening mechanism on a watchstrap.
- The watchstrap buckle is engraved with the brand's logo.
Noun
- a band of cloth or leather or metal links attached to a wristwatch and wrapped around the wrist