Collection: 24mm

24 mm Watch Straps

All our straps with a 24 mm lug width, in all materials. This is the width of large watches, with Panerai leading the way.

Check that your watch is 24 mm

The lug width is the space between the two lugs of the case, where the strap is attached. Measure it with a caliper, or note the width often marked on the back of your current strap. The guide How to measure a watch strap size details the method.

24 mm Watches

• Panerai: Panerai 42 mm, Luminor and Luminor Marina 44 mm, Luminor 1950 44 mm, Luminor Submersible 44 mm, Luminor 1950 44 mm Type I, Luminor 1950 44 mm Type II.

24-22 mm: the width at the buckle

The second figure is the width of the strap at the buckle: the smaller it is, the more the strap tapers towards the clasp. In 24 mm, we offer 24-22 mm. If you are reusing your buckle, keep the second figure of your current strap.

By material

In 24 mm, you have the choice between alligator, calfskin, vintage calfskin, rubber, NATO, textile, metal and patinated leather: each material has its own page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 24-22 mm mean? 24 mm between the watch lugs, 22 mm at the buckle.

Will a 24 mm strap fit a 23 or 25 mm lug width? No. On 23 mm, it forces and deforms; on 25 mm, it leaves a gap on each side. Take the exact width.

Do you need to change the spring bars with the strap? Yes if they are bent or if their ends no longer protrude clearly. The replacement spring bars are chosen by the lug width; the guide Spring bars and bars explains which ones to take.