Leather straps
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Leather is not waterproof and exposure to water may affect the lifespan of a leather watch strap.
We strongly recommend avoiding salty water or chlorine from swimming pools. Also, avoid bending it in the opposite direction to normal use, or bending it more than the natural curvature of the wrist. Over-exposure to the sun can also cause cracks and deformities on its surface.
Many dyes used in the leather goods industry are fat-soluble, so we do not recommend the use of creams on the surface of leather watch straps. The creams used by the user can pass to the skin and affect the dye. This happens especially in colors that contain red pigment and more in matte finishes than in gloss varnishes.
Many dyes used in the leather goods industry are fat-soluble, so we do not recommend the use of creams on the surface of leather watch straps. The creams used by the user can pass to the skin and affect the dye. This happens especially in colors that contain red pigment and more in matte finishes than in gloss varnishes.
All watch straps are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for two years from the original date of purchase when used under normal conditions and for their intended purpose.
Watch straps that have suffered natural wear and tear over time or any accidental damages are not covered by the warranty.
Choose a leather watch strap by measuring the lug width first. The current collection covers 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, and 24 mm, with the widest choice in 18, 20, and 22 mm.
The assortment includes smooth and embossed leather, classic stitched straps, aviator and rally styles, plus hybrid straps that combine a leather upper with FKM rubber or silicone. Check the material and Quick Release specification on each product, because construction differs by model.
Browse 18 mm, 20 mm, or 22 mm leather straps, or use the width filter for the full range.
