Tudor Watch Straps

Find a replacement strap for your Tudor from specialist brands including Artem Straps, Crafter Blue, Hirsch, ISOFRANE, Forstner, Morellato, Tropic, Vanguard and our own WatchObsession range. Our Tudor watch straps include sailcloth-effect and rubber straps, calfskin and goat leather, vegan options and stainless steel, in a range of widths to suit different models.

Colours range from black, navy, grey and brown to green, beige and brighter shades such as orange, red and yellow. You can choose something understated for everyday wear, or a strap that gives your watch a completely different character.

Watch Obsession has been supplying watch straps since 2010, and customers rate us 4.9 out of 5. Order before 3pm Monday to Friday for same working day dispatch, with free UK delivery on orders over £100. If the strap isn't quite right, you have 30 days to return or exchange it.

Not sure which strap will fit? Send the team your Tudor model or reference and we'll help you find the right options.

Watch Straps to Suit Popular Tudor Models

Changing the strap is one of the simplest ways to give a Tudor a different look. Our collection includes straps that may suit popular ranges such as the Black Bay, Pelagos and Ranger, provided the width and fitting are correct for your particular reference.

Rubber and sailcloth-effect straps work well with the sportier character of many Tudor watches, while leather can create a more traditional look. Stainless steel options are also available if you prefer the feel and appearance of a bracelet.

Beyond the material, it's worth looking at the taper, thickness, stitching, buckle finish and overall construction of the strap. These details make a noticeable difference to how the strap looks against the case and how it feels on the wrist.

How to Choose the Right Replacement Tudor Watch Strap

• Check your model and reference: Lug widths can differ between references and case sizes, even within the same Tudor range.
• Measure the lug width: Measure between the inside edges of the lugs in millimetres, then use the width filter to narrow the collection.
• Check the strap length: Compare your wrist size with the measurements on the product page so the watch sits comfortably with room to adjust.
• Choose a material for how you wear it: Rubber and sailcloth-effect straps suit active wear, while leather suits a classic look.
• Check fitting and buckle details: Each product page lists spring bar, quick-release and buckle information.

Watch Obsession is not affiliated with Tudor. These straps are designed to fit Tudor watches and are not genuine Tudor products.

Tudor Watch Straps FAQs

How do I find the lug width of my Tudor?

The easiest way is to measure the gap between the inside edges of the lugs, where the strap attaches, using a ruler in millimetres. You can also check the specification for your model's reference number, which you'll find on your warranty card or in the paperwork that came with the watch. Tudor models don't all share the same lug width, so it's worth checking your watch itself rather than going by the model name.

Can I swap my Tudor bracelet for a strap?

Yes. As long as the strap matches your watch's lug width, you can take the bracelet off and fit a strap in its place. Before you order, check the product page to see which spring bars come with the strap, as not every strap will fit with the ones already on your watch. Keep your bracelet somewhere safe so you can swap back whenever you like.

Can I change a Tudor strap myself?

In most cases, yes. Straps with quick-release spring bars can be changed by hand in a minute or two, with no tools needed. Standard spring bars need a spring bar tool, and it helps to cover the lugs with a bit of tape so you don't scratch the case. If you'd rather not do it yourself, a local watch jeweller can usually fit a strap for you.

How do I know which strap length to choose?

Wrap a soft tape measure or a strip of paper around your wrist where you normally wear your watch, then compare that measurement with the length details on the product page. Most people will find a standard length fits well, but if your wrist is on the smaller or larger side, look out for short or long options. If you're unsure, send us your wrist measurement and we'll point you in the right direction.

What type of strap works well with a Tudor watch?

It depends on the strap. Many rubber straps are made to handle water, but it's always worth checking the product details before you swim in one. Leather straps are best kept dry, because regular soaking can cause them to stiffen and crack. If you want one strap for the pool, the beach and everyday wear, rubber is usually the most practical choice.

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