Tid & Ting in Malmö sells watch straps in leather, Nato nylon, steel and rubber for lug widths from 12 to 26 mm. Start by measuring the distance between your watch's lugs. Then choose material and style.
The width is the distance between the two lugs of the watch, measured on the inside in millimetres. Common widths are 18, 20 and 22 mm, but small and large watches can range from 12 to 26 mm. If you know the model name of your watch, you can look up the width in our width guide.
Most watches can be fitted with a new strap at home using a spring bar tool. Spring bars and tools are in our accessories category, and our guide to changing a watch strap goes through it step by step.
Free shipping in the Nordic countries on orders over 99 SEK, and 30 days to return.
How do I know which width the strap should be? Measure the distance between the lugs in millimetres. If no standard size fits, contact us and we will help you.
Which material suits an everyday watch? Leather and Nato straps are common everyday choices. Rubber and nylon are good if the watch often gets wet.
Can I change the strap myself? Yes. Most watches have spring bars that can be changed with a spring bar tool.
What does shipping cost? Shipping is free in the Nordic countries on orders over 99 SEK.