⌚ Conquistador Paracord Watch Strap Tutorial | UNDONE Watches | HOW TO 

Hey, do you sell those products? I live in Germany and I'm interested in this particular bracelet (same color - same everything), if you do sell those products, please, share with us details :)

LEO Y Alejandra..😀😀

I wish I had read this comment before I made the one for my Apple watch. Now I have to do it over again... :-)

You're welcome!

Nice Work & Video I made 6 or 7 of these watchs bands in different sizes and colors

My pleasure 😊

I once stepped over a really great grate on the street. Isn't it just great seeing those steel grates on bridges?

Do make a video and share

I’ve been making these conquistador stitch Apple Watch bands since the Series 2 watch came out and I have even done one for a Samsung watch but I had to return the watch for a problem with connecting it to my account. Most of my bands are 550 and the compass and fire striker clips but I did one in the 95 with 2 small clips.

Дружище, сколько метров шнура у тебя ушло?

@@prosto1436 Помню, что к той длине, что в ролике я добавил по 0,5 метра с каждой стороны. Но при моём запястье 18,5 см это избыточно. Но лучше иметь запас, чтобы было комфортно работать иглой, лучше пусть останется или распустить потом лишнее. И ещё один момент. Я использовал паракорд 2мм, такой был на Али. Оригинальный 95 немного толще, поэтому и расход будет другой.

@@vladimirmikhailov6904 я хотел сделать из эластичного шнура, на маркетах продается либо 10 м длиной, что приемлемо, либо совсем большими катушками, а не на маркетах брать дорого, вот поэтому интересовался длиной, чтобы уложиться в десять метров. Но теперь можно спать спокой. Спасибо

Thank you! Cheers!

Patience? This is stress relief for me. I once created a band for my Series 2 Apple Watch while a salesman was showing our family how much we can save by going solar. After, he said that his demo took so long because he got hung up watching me make my new band.

🤯 ... brilliant!

Hey Scott, no offense taken at all! And you are correct, the "fid" I referred to should be referred to as a lacing needle and the "knotter's tool" is definitely a marlin spike or fid. I think I watched a video that called the lacing needle a fid and I just kept calling it that early on in my channel. Since then I perhaps have passed that mistake on to many other viewers unknowingly. As for the knotter's tool, I think that's just what the product was called from the company that sold them, so that name just kind of caught on. However, since realizing that mistake recently, going forward, I plan on using the correct terms for posterity.

@@TheWeaversofEternity I was ambivalent about commenting, but your response i heartening. here's what comes to mind: either an addendum to several of the videos, or a separate video. my opinion is that knotter's tool is what the catalogue calls it, and that it has a different taper than a traditional marlinespike. it also is a different taper than the fids used by the gauchos and cowboys (I plan to purchase one, and have many variant fids for every occasion). any item that is being stuck into a knot, weave, etc. is a fid--even if it is a pair of needlenose. if a lacing needle that is unattached to any string is used to open, tighten, etc.--it becomes a fid, even though it is technically a needle being used as a fid--just as the toothpick you used remained a toothpick, though it was used as a miniature fid. i think that a separate video solves the hazard of misinforming, while retaining the great quality and labor, and it is opportunity to clarify terms, history, and techniques all at once. additionally i am learning much. some of the design elements I will be able to adapt to my leather braiding; some i simply must use by purchasing paracord. e.g. the watchband. i have made several very nice ones from hand cut kangaroo, and they were durable and rinsible, but not as much as the one in your video. it is the ultimate for that type of watch. especially like how you skipped in order to make the holes for the tongue of the buckle. have done without that, as the leather forms a hole, but I will be experimenting in that case too. all of the conquistador wristwear you demonstrate is instructive, even though I have used the technique for years. also, the one knot one needs to know video is what lead me to your channel. thanks much for all the great teaching.

Yes you can. Just adjust it as necessary for the watch that you are attaching it to.

I usually get a 50 foot length from Walmart for about $4 US and that’s enough for me. I just use as much as I need to.

@@JamesDyerTechGuy I see, thanks!

Yes. The adjustable strap side is longer therefore the shorter 8 ft strand is for the buckle side.

@@TheWeaversofEternity awesome thanks! Will send you a pic of the final product. Great weave, did it for an Apple watch

Is there an equation for length of card to length of strap?

Hey Neesie, I added a link for the watch buckle in the description box.

@@TheWeaversofEternity Thanks! :)

@@TheWeaversofEternity Can you share where you purchased the actual watch?

@@neesiedavis4062 Also in the description box, the first link.