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davarg strap size guide
For A Perfect Fitting Strap Set.
Every watch deserves a well-fitting strap. A poorly fitted strap—whether too loose or overly tight—detracts from the sophistication of both the watch and the wearer. Loose straps can appear sloppy, while overly tight ones can cause discomfort and restrict blood flow.
Recognizing that no two wrists are identical, we’ve designed straps to accommodate a wide range of sizes, from very small to extra large. Finding the right strap size is a crucial step in selecting a new watch strap, ensuring both comfort and style.
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STRAP LENGTHS
For Dual Band Straps.
Strap lengths are typically represented as A/B mm (e.g., 125/75mm). The first number (A) refers to the longer tail side strap, while the second number (B) refers to the shorter buckle side strap. Both measurements are expressed in millimeters (mm).
At DaVarg, our straps are meticulously designed and dimensioned for a precise wrist fit. To find your ideal size, measure your wrist and refer to the strap length combination tables below. Alternatively, you can use the measurements of an existing strap as a reference when ordering. Don’t worry about achieving an exact wrist measurement—our straps are designed provide flexibility in sizing. Unlike metal straps, which require precise adjustments, leather straps allow for measurement variations of up to half an inch (12mm). DaVarg straps, with their delta-shaped holes on the tail side, offer an adjustment range of up to 2 inches, ensuring a comfortable and adaptable fit.
STRAP LENGTHS
For Single Band Straps.
Single-band straps in Military or NATO-style designs offer effortless sizing. Our ML straps are thoughtfully designed in three distinct sizes to accommodate small to large wrists. This range of strap lengths ensures a precise, comfortable fit for any wrist, eliminating the hassle of managing excess strap tail lengths. Select the appropriate strap length for single-band straps based on your wrist size from the table below. This ensures the perfect fit for both comfort and style.
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STRAP WIDTHS
Wristwatches are equipped with two pairs of lugs that secure the strap to the watch case. These lugs are essential for the comfort, security, and durability of any watch.
The distance between the two lugs is known as the lug width or strap width and is measured in millimeters (mm). Lug widths vary across timepieces, typically ranging from 18–26mm, with 20mm being the most common size for men’s sports watches. Generally, the strap width is about half the diameter of the watch case, though this can vary depending on the manufacturer and watch model.
Knowing your watch’s lug width is vital when purchasing a new strap, as it ensures the replacement strap fits securely and attaches properly to your watch.
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WRIST SIZE MEASUREMENT
Wrist sizes are measured as the circumference of the wrist where the watch is normally worn. Wrist measurement can be done easily with a measuring tape or a strip of paper.
Wrap the flexible measurement tape around the wrist where the watch is normally worn. The measurement can be directly read from the tape. You can also use a paper strip about 1 inch wide and warp it around the wrist where the watch is normally worn. Make a mark on the paper where the paper overlaps. This mark can be used to compare against a standard ruler to determine the wrist circumference.
Since DaVarg leather straps are easily adjustable, the measurements need not be precise. Besides, human wrist can change its size during the course of the day due to many factors such as physical activity, weather, hydration levels etc. Do not be concerned with getting an exact wrist measurement. Measurement variations around quarter inch (6mm) is acceptable for sizing leather straps.
LUG WIDTH MEASUREMENT
Measuring the width between the lugs where the band is attached can be done with a standard ruler or a caliper. The lug width may also be available from the watch manufacturers catalog for the particular model. Lug widths are measured in millimeters. Typical lug widths are 18mm, 20mm, 21mm, 22mm, and 24mm.
If you need our assistance in confirming the lug sizes for your watch, please contact us with your watch make and model.