A watch strap works with the case attachment, spring bars or another fixing system. A worn strap and a damaged attachment are different concerns. Width, length, shape and fixing affect compatibility.
Bring the watch and explain your preferred material and fit. The service does not guarantee an exact branded strap, include every attachment type or cover an unrelated case repair.
Signs to look for
- A worn or split strap
- A broken fastening
- A loose strap attachment
Inspect the attachment
Lugs, spring bars or proprietary fixings need checking alongside the strap. Damage here can change the work required.
Discuss a compatible option
Dimensions, length, material and buckle style matter. Available options are confirmed rather than chosen only by appearance.
Separate other watch work
Battery, case and strap concerns can be discussed together but remain different tasks, priced according to the agreed scope.
After the repair
Retain detached bars or fittings. Do not keep using a visibly failing strap simply because the watch itself runs.