Size and fit
Two things decide whether a strap fits: the width where it meets your watch, and the length around your wrist. The first you measure once. The second we solve by cutting the strap to you.
Finding your lug width
Find the lugs
The lugs are the two points on either side of the watch case where the strap attaches. Lug width is the distance between them.
Measure across
With the old strap removed, measure the gap between the inside faces of the two lugs in millimetres. A ruler works. Round to the nearest whole millimetre.
Match it to a strap
Order the width that matches your measurement. Our straps are made in 20mm and 22mm.
If your measurement falls between sizes, contact us before ordering rather than rounding. A strap that is too wide will not seat, and one that is too narrow will sit loose in the lugs.
What we make
| Detail | Available |
|---|---|
| Lug widths | 20mm and 22mm |
| Clasp finishes | Silver, Black, Gold, Rose Gold |
| Length Trimmed by you, with fine adjustment in the clasp for the sizes in between | Cut to your wrist |
Getting the length right
Cut-to-size straps arrive longer than you need. You trim them down to your wrist, which is why they fit properly rather than nearly. The clasp then carries a small adjustment for the difference between a cold morning and a warm afternoon.
The full cutting procedure lives in the fitting guides. Read it before you cut anything.
Because cut-to-size straps are trimmed to your wrist, they cannot be returned once cut. Measure first, and ask us if anything is unclear.