The key size of a strap is its width in millimetres — it has to match your watch exactly. Measuring takes 2 minutes and all you need is a ruler.
For example “20-18” means 20 mm at the watch and 18 mm at the buckle. The first number is the one you need.Hold a ruler between the two lugs and measure inner edge to inner edge in millimetres. That number is your strap width.Measure the width right at the end that attaches to the watch — straps are often narrower in the middle and at the buckle.Length matters less — straps have several holes. If your wrist is under 15 cm or over 20 cm, message us and we'll find the right one.
Most common widths
12–16 mm women's watches18–20 mm classic men's22–24 mm large / sports
Not sure about the size? Send us a photo or the model of your watch, or bring the watch to our store — we'll help you pick the right size.
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