To add holes to a watch strap, you should use a pair of watch strap hole punch pliers. Learn how to use them and find out more about adjusting your watch strap in our expert guide.
A tachymeter on a watch is often used to measure speed, but there is much more to it than that. Find out how to use your tachymeter, and what you can do with it, with our expert guide.
If you’re the type of person to spend your spare time exploring the great outdoors, then you’ll need a timepiece that's practical, robust, and comfortable. Read our top picks for the best adventure watches here.
To determine which size watch strap you should get, you need to measure the strap length and lug width on your watch. Find out how here - and get the perfect fitting strap for your favourite timepiece.
Whether a watch strap is universal is dependent on how the strap attaches to the watch. Learn more, and find your perfect watch strap, with our expert guide on universal watch straps.
Some leather straps are supple from the get go and won’t need much breaking in, whereas hardier leather will take longer. Leather is a natural, porous material and will soften on its own over time, but if you're looking for methods to break in your watch a little quicker, take a look at our top recommendations here.
Whether you are an avid watch strap collector or a first time buyer, it's important to pick a watch strap that gets you the most out of your investment. Use our guide to help you make an informed decision, saving you cash, time and hassle.
A leather watch strap should last between six months and four years depending on the kind of leather it is and how well it is looked after. Extend this lifespan with our guide, and browse our longer lasting leather strap picks.
2,000km of self-supported cycling from the bottom of the UK to the top via road, gravel, hills, mountains, streams, rivers and whatever else is along the way.
Quick-release watch straps are safe as long as your watch is the right size; a quick-release watch strap will be safe on most average-sized watches. Learn more, and find your perfect quick-release watch strap here.
Your watch strap embodies most of your watch's personality, so you need to clean it efficiently. Rubber reacts differently to other materials, so follow our tips to get your watch strap looking new in no time.
I’ve tested a plethora of different methods of stopping watch strap irritation, and there are five methods which proved most effective at keeping my skin watch-happy.
You can stop watch strap skin irritation by:
Cleaning your watch
Adjusting strap tension
Swapping wrists
Avoiding nickel straps
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