Straight mount bands Watch Bands • Official dealer • Mastersintime.com

With universal watch bands, you can easily change the look of your watch in an instant. Universal watch bands fit watches with a 'straight strap mount'. A watch with a straight attachment can be recognised by the way the band is mounted on the case, namely with some space in between. We offer only high-quality watch straps, made from materials such as leather, stainless steel, nylon and silicone. These materials are durable, comfortable to wear and offer a long service life. Universal watch bands are available in different styles, colors and patterns, so you can always find a band that suits your personal taste and the occasion. Whether you want to match your watch to your outfit, replace your current watch band or just want some variety in your watch collection, universal watch bands are the perfect choice.

Changing a watch band shouldn't be a hassle. With the right tool and instructions, you'll have your watch band changed within minutes. Click here for instructions and tools.

What is a straight mount watch band?

A straight mount strap is a band or bracelet that is the same width at the lugs and the band itself such as 24/24.

How to measure watch band width

The band width of is equal to the distance between the lugs - in other words, the distance at the height of the connection of the watch band to the watch case (usually a springbar or pushpin).

Straight mount bands and bracelets are available in different materials and colors, from different brands and with different types of closures such as buckles and folding clasps.

Changing your watch band yourself

Once you have received your purchase, replacing the watch band is the next step. This is very simple. On this page we walk you through the process step by step. Before you know it, you’ll be wearing a brand new looking watch on your wrist.

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What is a straight mount watch band?

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Changing your watch band yourself