Tutorial
How to measure your watch lug width
Learn how to measure the gap between your watch lugs with simple tools so you can buy a replacement strap that fits on your first attempt.
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Leather straps
From supple calf to rugged crazy horse: the strap that ages with you.
About leather straps
Leather watch straps offer a supple, comfortable feel on the wrist, gradually conforming to your shape with daily wear. Over time, this natural material ages by darkening and developing a unique patina that reflects your lifestyle. To care for your strap, keep it away from water, wipe it occasionally with a clean cloth, and apply a mild leather conditioner when it feels dry. These versatile straps suit vintage chronographs, traditional dress watches, and modern everyday timepieces.
We stock 1924 options from 5 makers in various colours such as brown, black, and blue. Our collection includes styles like rallye and bund to match different watch designs. You can choose from common lug widths, including 18, 20, and 22. Additionally, many of our straps feature built-in quick-release spring bars, which make the swapping process completely tool-free and quick.
Questions
How do I choose the right width for my watch strap?
You need to measure the lug width, which is the gap between the lugs where the strap fits. Use a ruler to measure this distance in millimetres. Our most common sizes are 18, 20, and 22.
What is the price range of your leather straps?
Our leather straps start from 12 Euros. The median price for a strap is 58 Euros, while our most premium options go up to 200 Euros.
Do I need special tools to change my watch strap?
No special tools are required if you select a quick-release option. In our collection, 44 percent of the straps feature quick-release spring bars, which allow you to complete the swap quickly and easily by hand.