Diraja Leather Strap

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Introducing Waktu Horology's First Anniversary release: The Diraja Leather Strap. It is a cornerstone of the Waktu Horology Anniversary Collection. More than a strap, it is a weara ble manifesto of dignity and cultural continuity. The name Diraja — derived from the Sanskrit Adhiraja, meaning "Royal" or "Of the King" — serves as a definitive statement in our inaugural anniversary collection. This edition is inspired by the weight of history and the quiet authority of those who lead with wisdom.Crafted from premium Ochre-Gold calf leather, the Diraja strap is designed to command respect while remaining grounded in elegance. For this variant, we have featured our signature Pucuk Rebung (bamboo shoot) motif, hand-painted in a striking black pigment. This is the same motif found on the hands of our Klasik: Hitam and Kalbu: M.O.P. timepieces, serving as the visual heartbeat of Waktu Horology.To ensure longevity, the hand-applied pigments are treated with a specialised finish to withstand tropical elements, including rain, without compromising the leather’s signature suppleness. Every Waktu Horology Anniversary Strap is a product of "Slow Craft," made by hand in Singapore from start to finish. In keeping with this philosophy, every Diraja strap is exclusively made to order.This pre-order window is available for a limited time only, with a dedicated lead time of 4 weeks. This duration allows our master leathersmiths and artists the necessary time to ensure every hand-painted detail is perfected before the piece reaches your wrist. The strap size is 20mm at the lugs and 18mm at the buckle.Designed to fit fine mechanical watches. Made & Inspected in Singapore. Quality and Satisfaction Guaranteed.Please note that any local import duties, VAT, or customs taxes are the responsibility of the recipient and will be collected by the courier upon arrival.**Actual product colour may vary from the image(s) shown. Every monitor or mobile display has a different capability to display colours, and every individual may see these colours differently. Show more