Black leather meets silver steel hardware in the Dakota Hybrid band, fitting 38–49mm Apple Watch sizes for a look that carries from desk to dinner.
Dakota Hybrid Steel Leather Band, black leather and silver steel, buckle clasp, fits 38–49mm Apple Watch
$120.00 Original price was: $120.00.$59.95Current price is: $59.95.

Specifications
| Strap Material | Genuine leather |
|---|---|
| Strap Colour | Black with tan underside |
| Hardware Finish | Silver stainless steel |
| Closure Type | Pin buckle |
| Connector Style | H-link steel bridge |
| Compatibility | Apple Watch all series |
| Available Sizes | 38–41mm, 42–49mm |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Apple Watch sizes does this band fit?
The Dakota Hybrid comes in two size options: one for 38MM/40MM/41MM cases and one for 42MM/44MM/45MM/49MM cases. It's compatible with Apple Watch Series 1 through Series 11, including the Ultra.
What is the band made from?
The strap is genuine leather in black with a subtle textured outer surface and a tan leather underside. The connector piece and buckle are stainless steel in a silver finish.
How does the H-link connector attach to the Apple Watch?
The silver steel H-link connector uses the standard Apple Watch lug attachment, so it slots in and out the same way as any Apple Watch band, with no tools needed.
Can I wear this band while washing my hands or in light rain?
The steel hardware handles brief moisture well, but the leather strap is not rated for submersion or prolonged water exposure. We'd recommend avoiding wearing it while swimming or showering to keep the leather in good condition.
Will this band stack well with bracelets?
Yes. The slim leather strap has a low profile that sits comfortably alongside bracelets and bangles without adding bulk, as shown in the lifestyle images.
Is this a good gift option?
It works really well as a gift for any Apple Watch wearer who wants something that looks more considered than a standard rubber or silicone band. The silver and black colourway is versatile enough to suit most styles.










