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19 mm straps

Every strap here fits a watch with 19 mm between the lugs. Pick a material, a colour, a mood.

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About 19 mm straps

Many watches from brands like Omega, IWC Schaffhausen and Longines require a 19 mm strap. To be sure of your measurement, measure the gap between the watch lugs in millimetres using a metric ruler or calliper. If this distance is correct, you can choose from our selection of replacement straps. We offer options in leather, rubber, silicone, nylon and steel to suit different occasions and daily preferences.

At straps01, we stock 334 straps in this size to fit your timepiece. Over half of these options feature quick-release spring bars, which make the swap tool-free and very simple. This convenient design allows you to change your strap at home without any specialist equipment. Prices for this width start at 9 EUR, ensuring an affordable way to refresh the look of your watch.

Questions

Which watches take a 19 mm strap?

A total of 1392 watches have this lug width, representing 5 percent of all watches. This size is common for brands like Omega, which has 260 watches with this width, and IWC Schaffhausen, which has 182.

What materials are available for 19 mm straps?

We offer 334 straps in total. This selection includes 204 leather straps, 42 rubber straps, 27 silicone straps, 25 nylon straps and 25 steel straps.

How much do these 19 mm watch straps cost?

Our prices for 19 mm straps start from 9 EUR. The median price for a strap in this category is 52 EUR, while our most expensive options go up to 138 EUR.

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Tutorial

How to change a watch strap

Quick release with your thumb, a spring bar tool for classic straps, or a one-piece strap threaded under the bars: three ways to swap a strap in a minute without a scratch.

· 4 min read

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