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Finding your strap size

Finding your watch size - Lug width

The size of your required watch strap will be determined on the lug width of your watch.

You can easily determine the lug width by measuring the gap between the two metal points (lugs) on your watch - where the band meets the body and you should be able to do this without removing the existing strap.

What if I don't have my watch or a ruler close by?

If you aren't able to measure your watch, simply google your watch brand and model number followed by "Lug width".

For example Omega speedmaster lug width and Timex weekender lug width

Alternatively - you can use our Watch Strap Sizing guide to find the lug width for your watch.

Posted on 30 December 2015 by Brad Farleigh

Comments (16)

Garmin Fenix 5

Which size should I look for?

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Watch Straps Australia Response

Hello, the Garmin Fenix 5 takes a 22mm wide strap, but you are best to measure your watch yourself just to be sure

Braun BN0031WHTQL

Hi, will a NATO strap fit on my Braun watch (model BN0031WHTQL)? It is 18mm wise, I am just wondering about the thickness of the strap, and if it will fit under the pins.

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Watch Straps Australia Response

Hi Marie,
Our 'standard' nylon straps should be fine - the leather and "seatbelt" straps on the other hand might be a bit thick.
Saying that, I'll be happy for you to return the strap for a refund if it doesn't fit :)
Thanks,
Brad

Omega seamaster 600m

What size would be required for a Omega seamaster 600m

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Watch Straps Australia Response

Hi Lachlan - anything from our 22mm range will do the trick :)

Pins for lug

Hello does the strap come with the pins required to fit within the lug?

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Watch Straps Australia Response

Hi Liz,
We supply spring bars separately to the watch straps, however you will only need to replace the pins if your current set is broken, or is joined to the 'old' watch strap.

Can you please advise on the brand/model of watch you were looking to install one of our straps on, or take a photo? This will help me assess if you need a new set of spring bars or not :)

Thanks,
Brad

G-Shock g300-3 biker

Hi I’ve just ordered and yet to receive my first g-shock watch. I hate the look of the strap and would love to grab a Nato strap or 3 instead. My problem is that I can’t for the life of me work out what size I need or what adapter is required too. I’ve googled and googled and it appears my google skills are weak. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.

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Watch Straps Australia Response

Hi Ben,
You aren't the only one who has had trouble finding the right adaptor for you Casio. In the past I have ended up just contacting Shriro (the casio wholesaler/distributor for Australia).
If you shoot them an email (sales@shriro.com.au) they will be able to help you find the part number, will refer you on to an Angus & Coote jeweller who is able to order in the part for you.
Thanks,
Brad

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