Omega Watch Straps

From the long straps astronauts wore over their suits to the striped nylon on Bond's Seamaster, the strap has shaped Omega's most famous moments. At Grand Caliber, our Omega watch straps come in 18mm to 21mm, in Italian calf, suede, alligator-grain leather, sailcloth, rubber, and nylon, sized for the Speedmaster, Seamaster, and more.

Omega Watch Straps at Grand Caliber

In fact, few watches change character with new Omega watch straps the way an Omega does. A Speedmaster on brown suede feels vintage, while the same watch on black rubber feels ready for anything. At Grand Caliber, our Omega watch straps come in 18mm, 19mm, 20mm and 21mm, so they also cover the widths most Omega models use. The range also includes Italian calf, suede and alligator-grain leather, along with sailcloth, rubber and woven nylon.

We are a luxury watch dealer first, so we handle Omega watches every week. That also means we know which Omega watch straps fit which references, and we will say so plainly when one will not. Every one of our Omega watch straps is also in stock and ships fully insured across the United States. In addition, our team can confirm your lug width before you order.

Omega owners also come to us for many reasons. Some want a classic leather strap for the office, while others want a striped nylon strap for summer. Some also simply want to rest a bracelet and try something new. Either way, the right fit comes first, so that is where this guide begins.

Omega Watch Straps by Lug Width

In general, most modern Omega sport watches use a 20mm lug width, so that also makes choosing Omega watch straps fairly simple. Still, some models and sizes differ, so the exact reference matters. So here are the widths for the Omegas we see most often.

Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch

For example, the Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch, with its 42mm case, has a 20mm lug width. Its straight lugs also use standard spring bars, so a 20mm strap fits with a simple swap. As a result, the Moonwatch is one of the easiest watches in the world to fit with new Omega watch straps. In fact, swapping Omega watch straps is part of Speedmaster culture.

Seamaster Diver 300M

The Seamaster Diver 300M, also 42mm, uses a 20mm lug width too. Its bracelet, however, has fitted end links shaped to the case. So a flat strap leaves a small gap at the lugs, which most owners find perfectly fine. Our Omega Seamaster watch straps collection also goes deeper on the Seamaster family.

Seamaster Aqua Terra 41

The Seamaster Aqua Terra 41 also takes a 20mm strap. Its clean, dressy case suits fine leather especially well. Smaller Aqua Terra sizes, on the other hand, use narrower lugs. So always check which Aqua Terra you own before ordering Omega watch straps.

Planet Ocean, Seamaster 300 and Other Sizes

Larger Omegas, such as many Planet Ocean models, often use 21mm. Smaller and vintage pieces, meanwhile, often use 18mm or 19mm. So that is why our Omega watch straps run from 18mm to 21mm. So measure your watch, or ask us, before you order Omega watch straps.

Models That Need Care

Some Omega models, however, use bracelets built around their own case design. The Constellation, for example, is known for its integrated bracelet and case claws. Some special editions also ship on fitted straps. So if your watch does not have standard spring bars, ask our team before buying Omega watch straps.

How to Measure Your Lug Width

In short, lug width is the gap between the two lugs where the strap sits. So measure it across the inside of the lugs with a ruler or caliper, in millimeters. Many Omega straps also print two numbers on the back, such as 20-18. In that case, the first number is the lug width, while the second is the buckle width.

Omega Watch Straps by Material

Omega makes dive watches, chronographs and dress watches, so no single material suits every model. Each one also brings out a different side of the same watch. So here is how each material in our Omega watch straps collection wears.

Woven Nylon

Woven nylon is also a natural match for Omega, thanks in part to James Bond. In Spectre (2015), for example, Bond wore a Seamaster on a striped nylon strap. Our nylon Omega watch straps also come in tuxedo black, charcoal grey, army green, woodland brown and black and grey stripes, with lagoon blue at 21mm. So striped nylon Omega watch straps are one of the most iconic looks for a Seamaster.

Italian Suede

Italian suede, meanwhile, gives a Speedmaster a warm, vintage feel. It also softens a steel case without making it formal. Our suede straps come in tuxedo black, slate grey, salmon red, sand tan and ocean blue, depending on width, while 20mm adds mint green and lilac. In fact, sand tan suede on a black Moonwatch is a favorite combination among our Omega watch straps.

Italian Calf Leather

Smooth Italian calf, meanwhile, is the everyday leather choice. It suits the Aqua Terra and De Ville especially well. Our calf Omega watch straps also come in tuxedo black, midnight blue, strawberry red and woodland brown, depending on width. As a result, calf leather Omega watch straps work from the office to dinner.

Alligator-Grain Italian Leather

Alligator-grain Italian leather also brings a dressier finish with a scaled pattern. So it suits a gold Omega or a dress model at night. Colors also include midnight blue, charcoal grey, emerald green and cherry red, and 20mm adds chocolate brown, tuxedo black and ivory white. So these Omega watch straps are ideal for formal events.

Saffiano and Carbon Fiber Leather

At 20mm, we also carry beige Saffiano leather, with a fine crosshatch texture. So it looks crisp on a white-dial Speedmaster. Our carbon fiber pattern leather, on the other hand, pairs a black texture with red stitching. So it suits a racing-inspired chronograph, such as a Speedmaster Racing.

Sailcloth

Sailcloth Omega watch straps, meanwhile, have a woven texture that suits a dive watch well. They also handle water and sweat with ease. Ours also come in midnight blue, tuxedo black, slate grey, army green and beige, from 18mm to 21mm. So sailcloth is a refined sporty choice for a Seamaster.

Quick-Release Rubber

Our quick-release rubber Omega watch straps also use a soft, waterproof silicone blend with built-in pins. They come in 18mm, 19mm, 20mm and 21mm, so they cover most Omega sizes. Colors also range from tuxedo black and marine blue to sage green and polar white. As a result, they are perfect for swapping between bracelet and rubber in seconds.

A Note on Curved Rubber

Our curved rubber straps at 20mm and 21mm, however, have shaped ends made for fitted end links, mainly on Rolex sport models. Omega cases, however, have their own lug shapes. So straight-end Omega watch straps usually give the cleanest fit. So our team can always check your model if you are unsure.

Pairing Omega Watch Straps by Collection

Each Omega line also has its own personality, so the best strap changes from model to model. So here are the pairings our team suggests most often.

Speedmaster

The Speedmaster's black dial and tachymeter bezel, for example, suit almost any strap. Brown suede, for example, gives it a vintage feel, while black rubber makes it sporty. Striped nylon also looks great for summer. In fact, many owners keep three or four straps for one Speedmaster. Our Omega Speedmaster watch straps collection also covers the Speedmaster family in depth.

Seamaster Diver 300M

The Seamaster Diver 300M is built for the water, so rubber, sailcloth and nylon are natural fits. A blue-dial Seamaster, for instance, looks superb on a navy rubber or midnight blue sailcloth strap. Black nylon also gives it a Bond-inspired look. So sporty Omega watch straps suit the 300M best, especially in blue and black.

Aqua Terra

The Aqua Terra sits between sport and dress, so it wears well on many materials. Calf leather in brown or navy, for example, looks polished for the office. Sailcloth, on the other hand, makes it feel relaxed for the weekend. As a result, the Aqua Terra is one of the most versatile Omegas for new Omega watch straps.

Planet Ocean

The Planet Ocean, meanwhile, is a larger, bolder dive watch with bright accents. So rubber and sailcloth in black, blue or gray balance its presence. A strap that echoes its orange or blue accents can also look striking. Still, check the lug width first, because many Planet Ocean models use 21mm.

De Ville and Vintage Omega

De Ville and vintage Omega watches, however, are dress watches at heart. So smooth calf and alligator-grain leather suit them best. Smaller vintage cases also often need 18mm or 19mm straps. Our vintage Omega watches collection also shows the classic pieces we have now.

Choosing Colors for Omega Watch Straps by Dial

Omega dials also range from classic black to bold blue and green. So a few simple rules make choosing colors much easier.

Black Dials

Black dials, such as the classic Moonwatch, pair with almost anything. Brown, tan and gray all look great, while black creates a sleek, tonal look. A colored nylon strap also adds personality. So black-dial Omegas are the easiest to experiment with when choosing Omega watch straps.

Blue and Green Dials

Blue dials, meanwhile, look best on navy, gray or brown. Green dials, meanwhile, pair well with brown suede, tan leather and army green nylon. An exact color match, however, can look flat. So contrast usually works better than matching the dial perfectly.

White and Silver Dials

White and silver dials also suit black, brown and blue leather Omega watch straps. A beige Saffiano strap, for example, looks crisp on a white-dial Speedmaster. Navy calf also suits a silver Aqua Terra. In short, light dials are easy to pair with dark Omega watch straps.

Steel, Gold and Two-Tone Cases

Steel cases suit cool colors, such as black, navy and gray. Gold and Sedna gold cases, on the other hand, look warmest with brown and black leather. Two-tone cases also work with most neutral colors. So the case metal helps narrow your choice of Omega watch straps.

Buckles and Hardware on Omega Watch Straps

The buckle also matters, because it touches the wrist all day. So here is what comes with our Omega watch straps.

Pin Buckles

Our leather and suede Omega watch straps also ship with a steel pin buckle already fitted. Our quick-release rubber straps also offer brushed silver, polished silver and black PVD buckles, with gold-tone options on some colors. Our nylon straps, meanwhile, come with a brushed buckle already in place. So all of our Omega watch straps arrive ready to wear.

Reusing Your Omega Buckle

Many owners also like to keep their signed Omega buckle. You can often move it to a new strap, as long as the buckle end matches its width. So check the second number on the strap, such as 20-18, before you swap. In fact, a signed buckle is a nice finishing touch.

Spring Bars and Quick-Release Pins

Most of our leather Omega watch straps also include a pair of standard spring bars. Our quick-release straps, by contrast, have the pins built in, so no tool is needed. Sailcloth straps also use integrated pins. So every strap is also ready to fit the day it arrives.

How to Change Omega Watch Straps

Changing Omega watch straps, in fact, takes only a few minutes. Still, a little care protects polished lugs. So here is the safest way to do it.

Getting Ready

Firstly, lay a soft cloth on a flat table to protect the case and crystal. Then grab a spring bar tool with a fine fork tip. Many owners also cover the lugs with low-tack tape. As a result, the case stays scratch-free.

Removing a Bracelet or Strap

Then place the watch face down and find the spring bar between the lugs. Then press it inward with the tool and ease the bracelet or strap out. Keep the spring bars from your bracelet safe, too. So you can refit the bracelet later, after enjoying your Omega watch straps.

Fitting the New Strap

Then slip a spring bar into the new strap and set one end into its lug hole. Press the other end inward and guide it into place until it clicks. Finally, tug the strap gently to make sure it is secure. In short, slow and steady protects the finish.

Fitting a Nylon Strap

Nylon straps, however, thread through fixed spring bars rather than mounting on their own bars. So fit the spring bars to the watch first, then slide the nylon strap underneath. The watch then sits on the strap like a cradle. In fact, this is one of the safest ways to wear a strap.

Omega Watch Straps for Every Occasion

An Omega also moves easily between settings, especially with a second strap. So here is a quick guide by occasion.

At the Office

For the office, for example, smooth calf in black, brown or navy is a safe and stylish choice. An Aqua Terra or De Ville on dark leather, for example, looks polished all day. A slim strap also slides neatly under a cuff. So leather Omega watch straps are ideal for work.

On the Weekend

On weekends, however, suede and nylon feel relaxed and easy. A Speedmaster on tan suede, for instance, pairs well with denim and a jacket. Striped nylon also looks great with a polo. As a result, many owners keep a casual strap ready.

At the Pool and the Beach

For water, however, rubber, sailcloth and nylon Omega watch straps are the right choices. They also dry quickly and handle salt and chlorine with ease. A blue rubber strap on a Seamaster, for example, looks right at home by the water. So keep leather Omega watch straps away from the pool, and save them for dry days.

For Evenings and Formal Events

For evenings, meanwhile, alligator-grain leather in a dark color is the classic choice. A gold Omega on midnight blue, for example, looks superb with a suit. Keep the buckle simple, too. So dark leather suits weddings and galas.

Caring for Omega Watch Straps

Good straps also last longer with a little care. So here is how to keep your Omega watch straps in top shape.

Leather and Suede

Keep leather and suede away from water, because moisture can stain and stretch them. Let them air out after a warm day, too. A soft brush also keeps suede fresh. In addition, rotating Omega watch straps helps each one last longer.

Nylon, Sailcloth and Rubber

Nylon, sailcloth and rubber, on the other hand, are easy to clean. So simply rinse them in fresh water after the beach or pool. Nylon can also be hand washed with mild soap. Then let them dry fully before storing.

Storing Spare Omega Watch Straps

Also store spare straps flat in a box, away from direct sunlight. Sunlight can also fade bright colors over time. Keep the spring bars with each strap, too. As a result, your next swap of Omega watch straps is quick and easy.

A Short History of Omega Watch Straps

Omega has also put its watches on the wrists of divers, astronauts and agents. Each of those worlds also shaped the straps Omega watches wear. So here is a brief look back.

The Seamaster

Firstly, Omega introduced the Seamaster in 1948, and the Seamaster 300 dive watch followed in 1957. Those watches were built for water, so they needed straps that could handle it. Over the decades, rubber and textile straps also became common on Seamasters. So sporty straps have long been part of the line.

The Speedmaster and the Moon

Then, in 1957, Omega launched the Speedmaster. Later, in 1965, NASA qualified it for crewed space flight, and in 1969 it went to the Moon on the Apollo 11 mission. Astronauts also wore it over their suits on long straps. In fact, that history is why the Speedmaster is called the Moonwatch.

Bond and the Seamaster

In 1995, Omega also began a long partnership with the James Bond films. Since then, Bond's Seamasters have appeared on bracelets, mesh and nylon straps. The striped nylon strap in Spectre, for example, became especially popular. As a result, nylon Omega watch straps are now a classic look.

Modern Omega

Today, Omega also offers its watches on leather, rubber, nylon and metal. Many models also use standard lugs, so strap changes are easy. As a result, an Omega is one of the most flexible luxury watches to own. So a few Omega watch straps can give one watch many looks.

Why Change Omega Watch Straps

New Omega watch straps also bring real benefits beyond looks. Firstly, a strap is lighter and cooler than a bracelet in hot weather. Secondly, it lets you rest the bracelet, which keeps it in better shape for resale. In addition, a new color can make a familiar watch feel new. So new Omega watch straps can make a big difference.

Our Omega watch straps are also chosen to suit fine watches. For example, the leathers are Italian, the stitching is neat, and the hardware is steel. As a result, the strap feels as considered as the watch it holds.

More Straps and Omega Watches at Grand Caliber

For specific models, also see our Omega Seamaster and Omega Speedmaster strap collections linked above. You can also shop by size in our 20mm watch straps and 21mm watch straps collections. In addition, our nylon watch straps and leather watch straps collections show every color we carry.

Our showroom also carries the largest luxury watch inventory in Dallas, including many Omega watches. So browse our Omega watches for the Speedmaster, Seamaster and more. As a result, you can find the watch and the strap in one place.

Need Help Choosing Omega Watch Straps

Choosing a strap for an Omega is personal, so we are always glad to help. Maybe you know the color you want, or maybe you would also like a second opinion on Omega watch straps. Either way, our team can also confirm the width for your reference before you order. We can also help by phone, by email or in person at our McKinney Avenue showroom in Uptown Dallas.

Grand Caliber also serves clients across the United States, including Hawaii and Alaska, and every order ships fully insured. So call (214) 225-7198 or email info@grandcaliber.com with any question about our Omega watch straps. You can also send a photo of your watch, so we can suggest the best match.

Why Choose Grand Caliber for Omega Watch Straps

Grand Caliber is a luxury watch dealer on McKinney Avenue in Uptown Dallas, so we know Omega watches closely. That also means honest advice on fit, so you never order a strap your watch cannot take. Every one of our Omega watch straps is also in stock, and every order ships fully insured.

We buy, sell, trade and consign luxury watches, and we also work with the best watchmakers in Dallas. So if you need a strap fitted, a watch serviced or a piece sourced, we can help. You can also reach our team at (214) 225-7198 or info@grandcaliber.com.

Omega Watch Straps FAQ

What size strap does an Omega Speedmaster take?

In short, the Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch, with its 42mm case, takes a 20mm strap. Its straight lugs also use standard spring bars, so a 20mm leather, nylon or rubber strap fits with a simple swap. Smaller and vintage Speedmaster models, however, can use narrower widths.

To confirm, then, measure across the inside of the lugs with a ruler or caliper, in millimeters. You can also check the back of your current strap, because Omega often prints two numbers there, such as 20-18. In that case, the first number is the lug width, while the second is the buckle width. In addition, keep your bracelet's spring bars safe, so you can switch back later. The Speedmaster is also one of the most popular watches for strap changes. So many owners keep several straps for one watch. At Grand Caliber, moreover, our 20mm Omega watch straps come in leather, suede, sailcloth, rubber and nylon. Our team can also confirm the width for your exact reference. In fact, a new strap is the easiest way to refresh a Moonwatch.

What lug width is the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M?

In short, the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M, with its 42mm case, has a 20mm lug width. So 20mm straps fit it. Its bracelet uses fitted end links shaped to the case, however, so a flat strap leaves a small gap at the lugs, which most owners find perfectly fine.

The Seamaster Diver 300M was launched in 1993, and it has been James Bond's watch since 1995. So it is a natural match for rubber, sailcloth and nylon. A navy rubber strap, for example, looks superb on a blue-dial Seamaster. Black nylon, meanwhile, gives it a Bond-inspired look. In addition, sailcloth offers a more refined sporty option. At Grand Caliber, moreover, our 20mm Omega watch straps come in all of these materials. Our team can also help you choose a color that suits your dial and bezel. In fact, many Seamaster owners keep one rubber strap for summer and the bracelet for the rest of the year. So the watch can change with the seasons, simply by switching Omega watch straps.

What size strap fits the Omega Aqua Terra?

In short, the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 41 takes a 20mm strap. Smaller Aqua Terra sizes, however, use narrower lugs, so it is important to check which Aqua Terra you own. So measuring between the lugs, or checking the reference, confirms the right Omega watch straps quickly.

The Aqua Terra, after all, sits between a sport watch and a dress watch. So it wears well on many materials, from calf leather to sailcloth. Brown or navy calf, for example, looks polished for the office. Sailcloth, on the other hand, gives it a relaxed weekend feel. In addition, alligator-grain leather suits a gold Aqua Terra at night. So the Aqua Terra is one of the most versatile Omegas to restrap. At Grand Caliber, our team can also confirm your Aqua Terra size before you order. Our 20mm Omega watch straps also come in every material we carry. In fact, a navy leather strap on a blue Aqua Terra is a favorite pairing. So it is a great place to start, and it suits almost every occasion.

Can you put a nylon strap on an Omega?

Yes, you can also put a nylon strap on most Omega watches with standard spring bars. Nylon is light, tough and quick to dry, so it suits the Seamaster and Speedmaster especially well. Striped nylon on a Seamaster is also one of the most famous looks in watchmaking.

In Spectre (2015), for example, James Bond wore a Seamaster on a striped nylon strap. As a result, that look helped make nylon Omega watch straps hugely popular. Our woven nylon straps thread through the spring bars, so the watch sits on the strap like a cradle. They also come with a brushed buckle already fitted. Colors also include tuxedo black, charcoal grey, army green and black and grey stripes, with lagoon blue at 21mm. In addition, nylon can be hand washed with mild soap. At Grand Caliber, our team can also help you choose a nylon color that suits your dial. In fact, many owners keep one nylon strap just for summer. So it is an easy way to add variety, and it costs far less than a new watch.

What is the best strap for an Omega Speedmaster?

In short, the best strap for a Speedmaster depends on the look you want. Brown suede gives it a warm, vintage feel, while black rubber makes it sporty. Striped nylon also suits summer, while smooth black calf looks sharp for the office. So many owners keep several.

After all, the Speedmaster's black dial and tachymeter bezel pair with almost any color. Sand tan suede, for example, is one of the most popular combinations for the Moonwatch. Midnight blue calf, meanwhile, gives it a quieter, dressier look. Beige Saffiano also looks crisp on a white-dial Speedmaster. In addition, carbon fiber pattern leather suits racing-inspired models. So the best answer is often a small strap rotation. At Grand Caliber, moreover, our 20mm Omega watch straps cover all of these looks. Our team can also suggest a set of straps for your exact Speedmaster. In fact, many Speedmaster owners say strap changes are half the fun of owning one. So it is worth trying a few Omega watch straps to find your favorite.

Do Omega watches have standard lug widths?

Yes, most modern Omega watches also use standard lug widths, often 20mm or 21mm, with standard spring bars. Smaller and vintage models, meanwhile, often use 18mm or 19mm. A few models, such as the Constellation with its integrated bracelet, are designed around their own fittings.

The Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch, the Seamaster Diver 300M and the Aqua Terra 41, for example, all use 20mm. Many Planet Ocean models, on the other hand, use 21mm. So it always helps to check your exact reference. After all, lug width is simply the gap between the two lugs where the strap sits. In addition, many Omega straps print the width on the back, such as 20-18. So you can often confirm it in seconds. At Grand Caliber, moreover, our Omega watch straps come in 18mm, 19mm, 20mm and 21mm. Our team can also confirm the width for your model by phone or email. In fact, we always welcome questions before you buy. So you never order the wrong size of Omega watch straps. Our team can also suggest colors once the size is set.

Can I reuse my Omega buckle on a new strap?

Yes, you can often move your Omega pin buckle to a new strap, as long as the buckle width matches. That is the second number on the strap, such as 20-18. A signed Omega buckle also adds a nice finishing touch to any new strap.

Many Omega straps taper from the lugs to the buckle, so check both numbers before you buy. Folding clasps, however, may need a strap designed for that clasp. Nylon straps, meanwhile, come with their own buckle already fitted. In addition, keep the original strap or bracelet if you ever plan to sell the watch. Original parts add value at resale, because buyers prefer complete sets. So many owners wear new Omega watch straps day to day and store the originals safely. At Grand Caliber, our team can also move your buckle for you in our showroom. In fact, it only takes a few minutes. So your new strap can be ready the same day, with your signed Omega buckle in place. In fact, it is one of our most common requests.

Are rubber straps good on an Omega?

Yes, rubber straps look great on an Omega, and they are also very practical. They handle water, sweat and heat far better than leather, so they suit the Seamaster and Planet Ocean especially well. Still, match the strap width to your watch's lug width exactly.

Our quick-release rubber straps, for example, use a soft, waterproof silicone blend with built-in pins. They come in 18mm, 19mm, 20mm and 21mm, so they cover most Omega sizes. Colors also range from tuxedo black and marine blue to sage green and polar white. In addition, the built-in pins let you switch between bracelet and rubber in seconds. Curved rubber, however, is shaped for specific end links, so straight-end straps usually fit Omega cases better. A navy rubber strap, for example, looks sharp on a blue Seamaster. At Grand Caliber, our team can also help you choose a rubber color that suits your dial. In fact, many owners keep one rubber strap just for summer. So one watch can cover the beach and the boardroom with two Omega watch straps.

Are leather watch straps waterproof?

No, leather straps are not waterproof, even when the watch itself is water resistant. In fact, water can stain leather, weaken the stitching and cause stretching over time. So it is best to remove a leather strap before swimming or to switch to rubber, sailcloth or nylon.

Suede is also especially sensitive to moisture, so keep it dry. After a hot day, let a leather strap air out before you store it. In addition, rotating between two leather straps helps each one last longer. Still, if a leather strap does get wet, simply pat it dry and let it dry slowly away from heat. Rubber, sailcloth and nylon, on the other hand, handle water with ease. So many Seamaster owners keep a rubber or nylon strap for the water and leather for dry land. At Grand Caliber, our team can also help you build that kind of strap pair. In fact, it is one of the most popular requests we get from Omega owners. So a leather and rubber pair is a smart place to start with Omega watch straps.

How long does a watch strap last?

A good leather strap usually lasts one to three years with regular wear, while rubber, sailcloth and nylon straps often last longer. How long a strap lasts also depends on heat, water and how often you wear it. Rotating between straps helps each one last longer.

For example, signs that a leather strap needs replacing include cracks, stretched holes and a strong odor. Rubber straps, meanwhile, may show wear near the buckle or lose some stretch over time. Nylon can also fray at the edges after years of use. In addition, sunlight can fade bright colors on any material. So it helps to store spare straps flat, away from strong sunlight. A worn strap can also fail without warning, so it is wise to replace it early. At Grand Caliber, moreover, every one of our Omega watch straps is new and in stock. Our team can also help you match your old strap or try something new. In fact, many owners treat a strap change as a chance to refresh their look.

Should I keep my Omega bracelet if I switch to a strap?

Yes, always keep your original Omega bracelet and also its spring bars. The bracelet adds real value when you sell or trade the watch, because buyers prefer complete sets. So many owners wear straps day to day and store the bracelet safely in the box.

Wearing a strap also rests the bracelet, which keeps its links and clasp in better shape. As a result, the watch can look its best at resale. In addition, keep any removed links and the original box and papers together. Then, when you want the bracelet back, simply swap it in with the original spring bars. So you get the variety of straps and the value of a complete set. At Grand Caliber, we buy, sell and trade Omega watches every day, so we see how much original parts matter. Our team can also explain how condition and completeness shape an offer. In fact, a full set is always a plus. So enjoy new Omega watch straps, and keep the bracelet safe. In fact, both can be part of your rotation.

Where can I buy Omega watch straps in Dallas?

In short, you can buy Omega watch straps at Grand Caliber, a luxury watch dealer on McKinney Avenue in Uptown Dallas. We also carry Italian calf, suede, alligator-grain, sailcloth, rubber and nylon straps in 18mm, 19mm, 20mm and 21mm for most Omega models.

Our showroom also carries the largest luxury watch inventory in Dallas, including many Omega watches. So you can see straps and watches side by side. Our team can also fit a strap or move your Omega buckle while you wait. Also, if you are outside Dallas, we ship fully insured across the United States, including Hawaii and Alaska. In addition, we can confirm the fit for your reference before you order, so there are no surprises. Every one of our Omega watch straps is also in stock and ready to ship. So to ask about a strap, call (214) 225-7198, email info@grandcaliber.com or visit our McKinney Avenue showroom in Uptown Dallas. Our team is also glad to help with service, trades and sourcing. In fact, many strap buyers become long-term clients.