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Tell us the watch. We know its lug width to the millimetre. The rest is colour, texture and mood.

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Lug to lug, in millimetres

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Measure between the two lugs, where the strap goes in. That number is all you need.

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Every reference we know, with the straps that fit it.

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Stories

How-tos, mechanics, brand histories and news, written for people who buy straps.

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Tutorial

How to measure your watch lug width

Lug width is the gap between the lugs where the strap enters, not the case size. Here is how to measure it with a ruler, where it hides on your current strap, and why half a millimetre matters.

· 3 min read

Mechanics

The simple science of quartz watches

Learn how a battery, a tiny crystal and a simple circuit work together to keep your quartz watch running with highly reliable accuracy every day.

· 3 min read

Tutorial

Choosing a NATO strap or a two-piece strap

Learn how NATO and two-piece straps attach to your watch, affect wrist height, and provide security so you can choose the right style.

· 3 min read

How it works

  1. A person searching their watch on a phone

    Find your watch

    Search a reference or browse by brand. We know the lug width of every one of them.

  2. Six straps of the same width fanned around a watch

    See what fits

    Every strap on the page is the right width for your watch. No guessing, no measuring.

  3. Two hands swapping a strap with a quick-release spring bar

    Change in seconds

    Most straps come with quick-release spring bars: swap without tools.