Watch & strap
Everyday details, from fit to storage.
10 guides
Measuring watch lug width for a replacement strap
The width at the case is only the first measurement in a successful strap change.
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Choosing a leather strap for everyday use
Match the strap to your routine as well as to the colour of the watch.
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Fabric watch straps and drying time
A strap can look dry on top while moisture remains in folds and under keepers.
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Checking a watch strap's usable length
Nominal strap length is a starting point; the fastening position decides how it wears.
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A watch roll or a watch box for storage
Choose storage that supports each watch without pressing the strap or allowing cases to touch.
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Keeping spare watch straps organised
Keep dimensions and hardware together so that a future swap does not become a guessing exercise.
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Matching a replacement buckle to a strap
The buckle end has its own width and construction, separate from the watch attachment.
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A simple surface-clean routine for a watch
A light exterior wipe is different from washing a watch or cleaning inside its case.
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Packing a watch for a short trip
Pack for the journey itself, including pressure, loose objects and the place you will put the watch on arrival.
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