How to buy straps for larger wrist sizes

"My wrist size is larger than average and no strap will fit me..." Do you have such a problem? Bought an XXL watch band but it still doesn't fit?

That's a bit stressful, isn't it? But it's a surprisingly common problem.

Even if you buy a XXXL strap on Amazon, it doesn't necessarily mean it's the right size.

Before purchasing a larger strap, we recommend that you measure your wrist size and purchase a strap that fits. Please write your wrist size here. (Sorry to trouble you, but the settings are in inches, so please change from cm to inches.)

Did you know the required strap length?

Now, next is the lug width . Lug width is the width of the part of the watch case that holds the strap down. Please make sure to measure this correctly.

Finally, if you would like to use our strap in combination with your own buckle, please let us know the buckle width . Please measure the inside part of the buckle where the strap will fit.

By combining these three items, you will surely be able to get the strap that is perfect for you.

By the way, custom straps are recommended for these people.

- Those with large or small wrists.

- For those who want to use OEM buckles.

- For those who like custom products.

- Those who are particular about quality. Custom items are often handmade. I'm sure you'll be able to use it longer than commercially available ones.

Here is our actual strap making video.