Collection
Watch Straps
A watch strap is the fastest way to make a familiar watch feel new. Ours are cut from full-grain leather, hand-finished with contrast stitching, and fitted with quick-release pins so swapping takes ten seconds — no tools, no jeweler. Built to mold to your wrist and develop patina where the buckle lives.
About this collection
A watch strap is the fastest way to make a familiar watch feel new. Ours are cut from full-grain leather, hand-finished with contrast stitching, and fitted with quick-release pins so swapping takes ten seconds — no tools, no jeweler. Built to mold to your wrist and develop patina where the buckle lives.
Each piece in our Watch Straps collection is handcrafted from full-grain leather selected for its exceptional grain and natural texture. Built to develop a rich patina over years of use.
How to choose a watch strap
First, measure your lug width — the gap between the watch's strap horns in millimeters (most watches: 18, 20, or 22mm; it's often engraved on the back of your current strap). Second, match leather to wardrobe: black for dress, chocolate and tan for everything else, red-thread contrast stitching when the watch itself is simple and can carry some personality. Third, think about wrist life: full-grain straps handle daily wear and only get better-looking, but give any leather strap a rest day after heavy sweat and let it dry naturally. A quick-release strap also makes a sharp, under-$50 gift for a watch-wearer — you're not replacing their watch, you're upgrading it.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know my lug width?+
Measure the distance between the lugs (strap horns) in millimeters, or check the back of your current strap for a stamped number like 20mm.
Are quick-release straps secure?+
Yes — the spring bars are the same standard watchmakers use; the quick-release tab just lets you compress them without a tool.
Can leather straps get wet?+
Splashes are fine; wipe dry and let it breathe. Remove leather straps for swimming or workouts to extend their life.