Lug width database · 142 watches
Watch strap size finder
Search your watch to get its exact lug width (the strap size you buy), spring-bar size and the strap styles that fit. Don't know the model? Measure it below.
Don't know your model? Measure your lug width.
Calibrate with any bank card, then drag the markers to your watch's lugs. This gives the strap width; for length, use the strap length calculator. Full measuring guide →
What you're measuring
Lug width is your strap size
The gap between the lugs, where the strap attaches. It's the only number you need to buy a strap: a 20mm gap takes a 20mm strap. Measure it inside edge to inside edge.
How wide the case is. It's the size watches are sold by, but it doesn't tell you the strap size: 40mm watches take 18, 20 or 22mm straps depending on the model.
Tip-to-tip length of the case. It decides how big the watch wears on your wrist, not which strap fits. Check it against your wrist →
- Calibrate. Hold a bank card flat against the screen and drag the slider until the dashed box matches the card's width.
- Measure. Lay the watch face-down and drag the gold markers to the inside edges of the lugs.
- Read. The number is your lug width: the strap size to buy.
Hold any bank card against the screen and drag until the box matches its width.
Hold the watch face-down on the screen and drag the gold markers to the inside edges of the lugs.
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Everything beyond the number: fitting, spring bars, strap length and materials. All guides →