Our straps are designed to be universally compatible with most major watch brands including Rolex, Omega, Seiko, Tudor, Citizen, Tissot, and more. As long as your watch has standard lug widths (18mm, 20mm, 22mm), we also carry smaller and bigger sizes. WRESET straps will fit perfectly.

There are several ways to know what’s your strap size.  

1. Verify with Manufacturer Specifications: Check your watch's manual or online specifications to confirm the recommended strap width and look for “distance between lugs” or “strap width” information.

2. Look for the strap width at the back of the strap: You may find your watch strap width often printed or stamped on the back of it’s original strap.  

If none of these options are available then you can opt for measuring it by yourself:

1. Select the Right Tools: Get a caliper, a ruler, or a measuring tape with millimeter markings for accuracy and a spring bar tool if required.
2. Remove the Current Strap (if attached): Carefully take off (if possible), the existing strap or bracelet from your watch to measure precisely. Note: This option requires a spring bar tool to remove the current strap if the strap has no quick release mecanism. If there’s enough room to do it, you may measure the lug width without removing the strap.
3. Locate the Lug Width: Identify the two lugs on your watch case (the parts where the strap connects).
4. Measure the Lug Width:

• Use the caliper or ruler to measure the distance between the inside of the two lugs.
• Measure at the point where the strap attaches to the watch case.
• Record the measurement in millimeters (common sizes are 18mm, 20mm, 22mm, etc.).

5. Use the Measurement:

• The measured distance is your strap width.
• Choose a replacement strap with the same width for a proper fit.

Disclaimer: The customer is fully responsible for choosing the right strap size for its watch. If you are unable to find your strap width, you may contact us for help by sending your watch brand and model.

Yes, they are easy to install thanks to their nifty quick-release spring bars.  You might need a spring bar tool to swap out your current strap for the one you just purchased.  But don't worry, we got your back with a selection of spring bar tools to join your purchase, so you can enjoy your new strap as soon as it lands on your doorstep.

Each strap material is crafted for specific purposes. For water sports, we highly recommend opting for rubber or steel straps, as they deliver optimal performance. While Nato or nylon straps are also suitable options, they don't possess the same water-repelling properties as rubber. As for leather straps, it's best to keep them away from water-based activities, as they thrive in dry environments. However, they can occasionally get wet if you’re caught in the rain or encounter an accidental splash. Choose the right strap to elevate your adventures with elegance and style.

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