Watch straps
Watch straps allow you to replace a worn strap or change the look of your watch. Our selection includes leather, metal, silicone, rubber, and textile straps in various widths and with different attachment types.
Before ordering, please verify the strap width, attachment type, and compatibility with your watch. Also, explore our NATO straps and Garmin replacement straps.
Watch strap width and compatibility
The strap width is usually measured between the watch lugs. Width alone is not always enough, as some watches use a model-specific attachment or an integrated strap.
Leather, metal, silicone and textile straps
Materials feel and wear differently. The choice should be made based on how you use the watch, moisture, the structure of the strap, and your own preference.
NATO straps
NATO strap is a textile strap that is threaded through the watch's spring bars. Check the lug width of the watch before ordering.
Frequently asked questions about watch straps
How do I measure the width of a watch strap?
Measure the distance between the lugs in millimeters at the point where the strap attaches.
Does any 20 mm strap fit a 20 mm watch?
Not always. An integrated or manufacturer-specific attachment may require a specific strap, even if the nominal width is the same.
Can I change the watch strap myself?
Many straps can be changed yourself with the right tools or a quick-release mechanism. If the structure is unclear, the help of a watchmaker reduces the risk of scratching or damage.
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