Measure the lug width first
Measure the inner distance between the lugs in millimeters and compare it with the listed strap width.
Horovelis strap guide
Choose a strap that fits your watch
A calm, precise guide to picking replacement watch straps by fit, material and daily wear, so your watch feels right on the wrist.
Our approach
Start with fit, then finish
Measure your watch's lug width and buckle preference before browsing. Then choose a material that suits your routine, and a color that works with the watch you already own.
The collection
Explore the collection
Dusty Blue Saffiano Leather Side-Stitch Watch Strap
$75.00
Grey Saffiano Leather Side-Stitch Watch Strap
$75.00
Red Saffiano Leather Padded Watch Strap
$75.00
Bordeaux Alran Chevre Sully Leather Slim Watch Strap
$75.00
Red Alran Chevre Sully Leather Slim Watch Strap
$75.00
Taupe Alran Chevre Sully Leather Slim Watch Strap
$75.00
White Alran Chevre Sully Leather Slim Watch Strap
$75.00
Denim Blue Saffiano Leather Side-Stitch Watch Strap
$75.00
Selection guide
Find your fit
Match material to routine
Consider your routine and the care needs of each material. For water exposure, check both strap and watch guidance.
Keep color quiet and useful
Pick a strap tone that echoes the dial, case or hands. One restrained accent often wears better across outfits than a strong contrast.
Good to know
Common questions
How do I find my strap width?
Measure between the watch lugs in millimeters, or check the caseback or manual. Use that exact width when choosing a strap.
Leather or fabric for everyday wear?
Leather looks refined and softens with age; fabric is breathable and casual. Pick based on climate, activity and how often you clean it.
Should the strap match my watch?
A close tone match looks understated. A slight contrast can work if it repeats a color already on the dial or case.
How do I care for a new strap?
Keep it dry, avoid prolonged sun, and follow the material's general care needs. Rotating straps extends their useful life.
What is a quick-release spring bar?
It has a small lever to release the strap without a separate spring-bar tool. Check compatibility with your watch.
What tools help when changing a watch strap?
A spring bar tool, a soft cloth, and good lighting make swaps easier. Work over a table so small parts don't get lost.
How do I choose a buckle or clasp type?
Consider how often you'll put the watch on and off. Traditional buckles are simple; clasps and deployants offer different fastening styles.
Can I swap straps between different watches?
Only if the lug widths match and the attachment style is compatible. Compare both watches' lug measurements before switching.