Find Your Watch Strap

Watch Strap Finder

Only the buckle type is required to start.

You can then choose lug width, colour, attachment and length.

Good to know

  1. Recognise the buckles The four buckle types at a glance
  2. Measure the lug width How to find the right width
  3. Choose the length XS, M, XL and XXL explained

In a few clicks

Find your replacement strap with the strap finder

Looking for a new watch strap but not sure which one fits your watch? Our strap finder guides you. Enter the buckle type, lug width, colour, attachment or length and you will see the straps that match.

How does the strap finder work?

  1. First choose the buckle type.
  2. If you like, narrow it down by lug width, colour, attachment and length.
  3. You do not have to use every filter. The more details you enter, the more targeted the selection.
  4. Click “Show matching watch straps”.

Help with choosing

Further down you will find explanations of the buckle types, lug width, colours, attachment and length. This lets you check the details of your watch step by step.

If you are still unsure, our customer service will be glad to help you choose.

To the strap finder › Contact customer service ›

The filters at a glance

What do the filters mean?

The four buckle types we offer

Buckle types

In the list you choose between the classic pin buckle (“Buckle”), “Deployment clasp” (safety folding clasp), “Deployment clasp II” (folding clasp) and the butterfly clasp (“Butterfly”).

Guide: how to measure the lug width

Lug width

The lug width is the width of the strap where it meets the watch. It is measured in millimetres between the lugs. The picture shows how to measure it.

See the full guide ›
Strap colours we offer

Colours

We offer a wide choice of colours. Shades such as dark brown or light brown are grouped under brown. The colour shown is the colour of the strap.

Strap attachment: quick release spring bar and standard spring bar

Strap attachment

We distinguish between straps with standard spring bars (“Normal” in the list) and straps with quick release spring bars (“Quick Release”). Clip straps (“Clip”) are made for watches with fixed bars.

Guide: finding the right strap length

Strap length

The right length depends on the diameter of the watch, your wrist size and how you like to wear it: rather loose or rather snug? We distinguish between XS (small), M (standard), XL (large) and XXL (extra large).

Measure the length correctly ›

Any more questions?

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Choose your strap by buckle type, lug width, colour, attachment and length. With our strap finder you will see the straps that match your details in a few clicks.

You can choose between four buckle types:

  • Pin buckle: the classic buckle, easy to adjust. In the list: “Buckle”.
  • Safety folding clasp: with a safety flap and two push buttons on the sides. In the list: “Deployment clasp”.
  • Folding clasp: opens when you lift the clasp and closes when you fold it back down. In the list: “Deployment clasp II”.
  • Butterfly clasp: press both push buttons on the sides at the same time and the clasp opens. In the list: “Butterfly”.

Measure the inside distance between the two lugs of your watch in millimetres. Hold a ruler or a calliper directly between the lugs. You will find a detailed guide here: how to measure the lug width and length.

Our straps are made of these materials, among others:

The right length depends on your wrist size, the diameter of the watch and how you like to wear it (rather loose or rather snug). We offer several lengths:

  • XS (small): for very slim wrists
  • M (standard): for average wrists
  • XL (large): for larger wrists
  • XXL (extra large): for very large wrists

You will find a detailed guide here: how to measure the strap length.