NATO straps are cheap and cheerful, and we love them on anything from a Timex to a Junghans. Don't worry about the name — it's a slight misnomer and doesn't mean much — but the straps began in the 1970s as standard-issue for the British Ministry of Defense, and they've been made pretty much the same way ever since: polished steel hardware, durable nylon, and not much else. They're great.
