Watch Straps

Measure the width between the lugs (the points where the strap attaches to the watch) in millimetres. This is your strap size. Common sizes are 18mm, 20mm, and 22mm.

Wrap a flexible measuring tape or a piece of string around your wrist and measure its length. Most straps are adjustable, but knowing your wrist size ensures a comfortable and correct fit. Our straps are available in two lengths from standard length which is less that 190mm in combined length and extra long greater than 190mm in total length.

Watch straps come in a variety of materials, including leather, rubber, nylon, silicone, and fabric. Each material offers different aesthetics, comfort, and durability.

Yes, replacing a watch strap is usually straightforward and can be done at home using a spring bar tool or something simila. Be cautious when removing the old strap to avoid scratching the watch.

Prices vary depending on the material and brand. Basic nylon or silicone straps can be quite affordable, while high-quality leather or branded metal straps may be more expensive.

It depends on the material and how often the watch is worn. Leather straps typically last 6 months to 2 years, while metal and rubber straps can last much longer with proper care.

As long as the strap width matches the lug width of your watch, you can usually swap the strap. However, some watches (especially smartwatches or luxury brands) may require proprietary straps.

Quick-release straps have a small lever that allows you to change your strap without the need for tools, making it easier to swap straps as often as you like. Browse our complete range of quick release watch straps.