Recently added one in the "Royale/Harvest color combo. Being in the U.S. mine came in as USD32 delivered. Only criticism is the color came in darker than that shown in the vendor's image, the adjustment process is a bit time-consuming, and the strap needs more than the provided 5 holes. It did adjust to the buckle being centered on the underside of the wrist with minimal strap-end protrusion beyond the keeper. I was debating between this strap and the Haveston "Service Series Sector" (now available through a U.S. seller). and now think I should have gone with the Haveston for roughly the same price.

 

I got a couple of adjustable perlon straps off the watch gecko sale, which in some ways (buckle and hardware)are better quality at about a third of the cost, once you've factored in the duty/import fees.

 

Now a Swedish strap company has started selling straps that appear to be a "homage" to the Chevron strap.

 

Link if possible please.

 

Finally succumbed to the Haveston A-2 Service series. But it's a bit too thick for the intended watch so I'm awaiting curved spring bars to change on the watch and mount the strap.

 

Curved spring bars worked like a charm for the Haveston. Highly recommend them for watches whose space between case and spring bar is too narrow for a NATO strap.