Watch straps and bracelets are for smartwatch owners who need to replace a worn strap or adapt their watch for sport, work or smarter dress. Our range has over 90 straps and bracelets, mostly for Apple, E.V.I, Samsung and Garmin watches.
How to choose a watch strap
Compatibility with your watch. Start with the exact watch model and case size. Apple Watch straps are grouped by case size in millimetres, while for most other makes the strap width matters, usually 20 or 22 mm. Even when the width matches, the attachment mechanism can differ, so check the list of compatible models in the product description.
Material. A silicone strap resists water and sweat, which makes it comfortable for workouts. Woven fabric straps are light and let the skin breathe, while leather and metal look smarter. A metal bracelet is heavier, and leather does not like prolonged contact with water.
Length and clasp. Choose by wrist circumference: many makers offer several lengths, such as S/M and M/L. A magnetic closure, buckle or hook-and-loop band lets you adjust the fit without tools, whereas a metal link bracelet often needs links removed to get the length right.
Attachment method. Many straps can be swapped in seconds by pressing a small release catch, as on Garmin QuickFit. Some watches need a small screwdriver or a spring-bar tool. If you plan to change straps often, a quick-release fitting saves effort.
Brands in our range
- Apple: the largest group in our range. Apple Watch straps come in several designs, such as the Sport Band, the Sport Loop and the metal Milanese Loop bracelet.
- Samsung: straps are made for Galaxy Watch models, so it is worth checking the series and case size before you order.
- Garmin: known for the QuickFit system, which lets you change a strap without tools, with strap widths varying by watch series.
Also in our range: E.V.I (the second largest group here), OnePlus, Ulefone, PanzerGlass, Blow and Lamax.
Frequently asked questions about watch straps
Will an Apple Watch strap fit a different watch size?
Usually yes, as long as the strap belongs to the same size group: straps for smaller cases fit other smaller cases, and straps for larger cases fit larger ones. Straps from different groups are generally not interchangeable. Check your watch case size in millimetres before ordering.
How do I find out what strap width I need?
The width is given in the manufacturer's specification, or you can measure the gap between the two lugs where the strap attaches. Smartwatches most often use 20 or 22 mm, although narrower and wider models exist. Measure with a ruler or look up your watch model in the product description.
Which strap is best for sport?
A silicone or woven strap is usually the best choice for sport. Silicone resists sweat and wipes clean easily, while a woven strap is lighter and breathes better. A metal bracelet is less comfortable for workouts because it is heavier and can slip when wet.
Can I change a watch strap myself?
Yes, most straps can be swapped in about a minute. Usually you press a small catch and slide the old strap out. Some watches need a small screwdriver or a spring-bar tool, so check this before you buy.
