The Leather Lexicon
Full-Grain Leather
Vegetable-Tanned
Refined Calfskin
Sizing Guide
01
Measure the lug width of your watch. Use a ruler or tape measure to determine the exact distance between the lug centers. Lug widths are standardized across the industry and are typically found on the watch case back or in the manual.
02
Calculate the strap length. Measure the distance from the lug center to the end of the strap. Add 15mm to this measurement to account for the strap taper and the final 5mm for the buckle closure.
03
Verify your wrist size. Ensure the strap length is compatible with your wrist circumference. Lugpoint straps are designed for a precise fit, so we recommend measuring your wrist at the narrowest point.
04
Check the strap materials. Select a material that matches your lifestyle. Leather straps require more maintenance than nylon, while nylon is more durable for heavy daily wear.