What is the standard watch band width?

What is the standard watch band width?

The fixed distance between the two lugs is referred to as the ‘lug width’, or strap width, and is measured in millimetres (mm). Lug width varies from timepiece-to-timepiece, but the distance is typically in the region of 18–26mm, with 20mm being the most common size for men’s watches.

How do I know my watch band width?

Use calipers or a millimeter ruler to measure between the inside of your watch’s lugs. Use calipers or a millimeter ruler to measure your existing watch band.

What does 22mm mean on a watch band?

Width is expressed, for example like this: 24/22 (24mm wide by 22mm wide). This first number (24mm) is the width of the strap between the lugs of the watch case. The second number (22mm) is the width of the strap at the buckle.

Are all watch straps the same width?

Watches come in all shapes and sizes, and might use a strap as narrow as 12mm, or as wide as 28mm. Identifying the correct size needed for your watch is simple, and will ensure the perfect fit.