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18 mm straps
Every strap here fits a watch with 18 mm between the lugs. Pick a material, a colour, a mood.
Every strap here fits yourAbout 18 mm straps
To find the correct strap at straps01, you must measure the inner distance between the lugs of your watch. This page lists our collection of straps designed for watches with a lug width of 18 mm. This size is common for many classic and modern watches, including models from Breitling, Nomos Glashütte, and Omega. We offer 701 options to suit your watch. To ensure a correct fit, measure the gap between the lugs of your watch case with a caliper or ruler before ordering.
Our selection includes straps made from leather, steel, nylon, rubber, and silicone. A share of 38 per cent of these straps feature quick-release spring bars, which allow you to complete the swap tool-free. Whether you need a casual strap or a formal replacement, you can find a suitable style here. We source durable materials to ensure your watch remains secure.
Questions
Which watches take a 18 mm strap?
This width fits 2102 watches in our database, representing 7 per cent of all watches. It is commonly found on models from brands such as Breitling, Nomos Glashütte, and Omega.
What materials can I choose from for these straps?
We offer 701 straps in this size. You can choose from durable materials including leather, steel, nylon, rubber, and silicone to find a suitable match for your timepiece.
What is the price range for these straps?
Prices for these straps start from 9 euros, with a median price of 55 euros, and go up to 200 euros for our other options.
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