Panerai Watch Straps
From the long straps Italian Navy frogmen wore over their suits to today's thick leather on a Luminor, the strap is central to Panerai's design. At Grand Caliber, our Panerai watch straps come in 20mm, 22mm, and 24mm, in Italian calf, suede, alligator-grain leather, sailcloth, rubber, and nylon.
Panerai Watch Straps at Grand Caliber
No brand is more closely tied to strap culture than Panerai. In fact, owners, often called Paneristi, are famous for swapping Panerai watch straps the way others change shoes. At Grand Caliber, our Panerai watch straps come in 20mm, 22mm and 24mm, so they also cover the most common Panerai lug widths. 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 Panerai watches every week. That also means we know which Panerai watch straps suit which cases, and we will tell you plainly when something will not fit. Every one of our Panerai watch straps is also in stock and ships fully insured across the United States. In addition, our team can confirm your width before you order.
Panerai owners also change straps for many reasons. Some want a thick leather strap that matches the case's bold shape, while others want rubber for the water. Some also simply want a new look every season. Either way, the right fit comes first, so that is where this guide begins.
Panerai Watch Straps by Case Size
Panerai's large cases need wide straps, so lug widths here run wider than on most brands. Still, the exact width depends on the model and case size. So here is a guide to the sizes we see most.
Luminor and Submersible 44mm
For example, the classic 44mm Luminor uses a 24mm lug width, with straps that usually taper to 22mm at the buckle. In fact, Panerai itself lists its 44mm Luminor Marina straps as 24/22. So our 24mm Panerai watch straps are the natural match for a 44mm case. In fact, 44mm is the size most people picture when they think of Panerai.
Smaller Luminor and Luminor Due Models
Smaller Panerai models, such as 40mm and 42mm Luminors, often use 22mm lugs. The slimmer Luminor Due, however, varies by size and generation, and some 42mm Due models take 24mm. So always check your exact reference before ordering Panerai watch straps. Our team can also confirm it for you by phone or email.
Larger Panerai Models
The biggest Panerai cases, such as 47mm Luminors and many Radiomirs, often use 26mm. Our Panerai watch straps run from 20mm to 24mm, so they do not cover those larger cases. Still, our team can help 47mm owners find the right option. In short, wider cases need wider Panerai watch straps.
How Panerai Straps Attach
Many Panerai cases also use a bar that passes through drilled lugs, while older Luminors often use screwed bars. Newer models also use the PAM Click Release System, which lets Panerai straps click on and off without tools. So the way you mount a strap depends on your watch. If your case uses screwed bars or Click Release fittings, ask us before you order, and we can fit the strap for you.
How to Measure Your Lug Width
Lug width, in short, is the gap between the two lugs where the strap sits. So measure it across the inside of the lugs, in millimeters, with a ruler or caliper. Panerai straps also print two numbers on the back, such as 24-22. In that case, the first number is the lug width, while the second is the buckle width.
Panerai Watch Straps by Material
Panerai began as a military dive watch, so it wears tough materials as easily as fine leather. Each material also gives the same watch a different personality. So here is how each material in our Panerai watch straps collection wears.
Italian Calf Leather
Thick, smooth calf is also the classic Panerai look. It also balances a large cushion case on the wrist. Our calf Panerai watch straps also come in woodland brown, tuxedo black, midnight blue and strawberry red, depending on width. So woodland brown calf Panerai watch straps on a 44mm Luminor are a timeless pairing.
Italian Suede
Italian suede, meanwhile, adds texture and a relaxed, vintage feel. It looks especially good on sandwich dials and brown-toned cases. Our suede straps come in sand tan, slate grey, ocean blue, salmon red and tuxedo black, while 20mm adds mint green and lilac. In fact, sand tan suede is one of the most popular Panerai watch straps we sell.
Alligator-Grain Italian Leather
Alligator-grain Italian leather, on the other hand, gives a Panerai a dressier finish. Its scaled pattern also suits gold and Goldtech cases at night. Colors include midnight blue, charcoal grey, emerald green and cherry red, while 20mm adds chocolate brown, tuxedo black and ivory white. So these Panerai watch straps are ideal for evenings.
Woven Nylon
Woven nylon also suits Panerai's military roots perfectly. At 24mm, for example, colors include khaki, sage, army green, desert tan and black and khaki stripes. So a khaki or sage nylon strap gives a Luminor an authentic field look. In addition, nylon is light, tough and quick to dry.
Sailcloth
Sailcloth Panerai watch straps, meanwhile, have a woven texture that feels right on a dive watch. They also handle water and sweat with ease. Ours also come in midnight blue, tuxedo black, slate grey, army green and beige, from 20mm to 24mm. As a result, sailcloth is a refined sporty choice for a Submersible.
Calibrated and Quick-Release Rubber
Our calibrated rubber Panerai watch straps at 22mm and 24mm also use an all-weather compound with a choice of buckle finish. Our quick-release rubber straps, meanwhile, come in 20mm to 24mm with built-in pins. Both also handle salt water and heat with ease. So rubber Panerai watch straps are the obvious choice for the beach.
A Note on Curved Rubber
Our curved rubber straps at 20mm, however, have shaped ends made for fitted end links, mainly on Rolex sport models. Panerai cases, by design, also have straight lugs. So straight-end Panerai watch straps are the right choice. So our team can always check your model if you are unsure.
Pairing Panerai Watch Straps by Collection
Each Panerai line also has its own character, so the best strap changes from model to model. So here are the pairings our team suggests most often.
Luminor
The Luminor, with its crown-protecting bridge, is also Panerai's signature watch. Thick brown or black calf, for example, suits its bold case. Khaki nylon gives it a military feel, while black rubber makes it ready for the water. In fact, many owners keep a different strap for every season.
Submersible
The Submersible, meanwhile, is Panerai's dedicated dive watch, with a rotating bezel. So rubber, sailcloth and nylon suit it best. A black or blue rubber strap, for instance, looks right at home by the pool. As a result, sporty Panerai watch straps match the Submersible's purpose.
Radiomir
The Radiomir has a cushion case and slender lugs, so it feels more vintage than the Luminor. So smooth calf and suede in brown tones suit it beautifully. Alligator-grain leather also makes it dressy. So leather Panerai watch straps are usually the best match for a Radiomir.
Luminor Due
The Luminor Due, on the other hand, is Panerai's slimmer, more refined line. Alligator-grain and calf leather in black or navy, for example, suit its elegant profile. Rubber also works for a more casual look. Still, check your width, because Due sizes vary.
Choosing Colors for Panerai Watch Straps by Dial
Panerai dials are also usually simple, with large numerals and bold lume. So strap color does a lot of the styling work. So here are the rules our team follows when choosing Panerai watch straps.
Black Dials
Black dials, such as the classic Luminor Marina, pair with almost anything. Brown, tan and khaki look especially classic. Black, meanwhile, creates a sleek, tonal look. So black-dial Panerais are the easiest to experiment with when choosing Panerai watch straps.
Blue and Green Dials
Blue dials, however, look best on navy, gray or brown straps. Green dials, meanwhile, pair well with brown suede, sand tan and khaki nylon. A strap that matches the dial exactly, however, can look flat. So contrast usually works better than a perfect match.
Brown and Vintage-Style Dials
Brown dials and aged lume suit warm straps, such as sand tan suede and woodland brown calf. These colors also echo Panerai's vintage roots. A khaki nylon strap gives a field look, too. In short, warm-toned Panerai watch straps suit warm dials.
Steel, Titanium, Ceramic and Gold Cases
Brushed steel and titanium suit almost any color, especially brown, gray and navy. Black ceramic cases, on the other hand, look sharpest on black rubber or charcoal straps. Gold and Goldtech cases, meanwhile, look warmest on brown leather. So the case material also guides your choice of Panerai watch straps.
Buckles and Hardware on Panerai Watch Straps
Panerai is known for its oversized buckles, so hardware matters here. So here is what comes with our Panerai watch straps.
Pin Buckles
Our leather and suede Panerai watch straps also ship with a steel pin buckle already fitted. Our calibrated rubber straps also offer brushed silver, polished silver or black PVD buckles, with gold-tone options on some colors. Our nylon straps also come with a brushed buckle in place. So all of our Panerai watch straps are ready to wear.
Reusing Your Panerai Buckle
Many owners also like to keep Panerai's signature trapezoid or pre-V 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 24-22, before you swap. In fact, a Panerai buckle on a new strap looks fantastic.
Bars and Pins
Most of our leather and calibrated rubber Panerai watch straps also include standard spring bars. Our quick-release straps, however, have the pins built in. Some Panerai cases, however, need their own screwed bar. So if your watch uses a screwed bar, simply reuse it with the new strap.
How to Change Panerai Watch Straps
In fact, changing Panerai watch straps is part of the fun of owning one. Still, Panerai cases use a few different systems, so it helps to know yours. So here is how to do it.
Click Release Straps
So if your watch uses the PAM Click Release System, the strap releases from the lugs without tools. So simply release the old strap and lift it away. Then fit a compatible strap the same way. In fact, swapping Panerai watch straps this way takes only seconds.
Screwed Bars
Many Luminors, on the other hand, use a screwed bar through the lugs. So you need a small screwdriver that fits the screw head exactly. Hold one end steady while you turn the other, then slide the bar out. Finally, thread it through the new strap and screw it back in firmly.
Standard Spring Bars
For cases with standard bars, however, use a spring bar tool with a fine tip. Press the bar inward, ease the strap out, then fit the new strap the same way. Then tug the strap gently to make sure it is secure. So slow and steady protects the finish.
When to Ask a Professional
However, if a screw feels tight or the bar will not move, stop and ask an expert. Our team is also happy to fit Panerai watch straps at our Uptown Dallas showroom. As a result, there is no risk of stripping a screw. So never force a Panerai bar when fitting Panerai watch straps.
Panerai Watch Straps for Every Occasion
A Panerai also moves easily between settings, especially with a few straps on hand. So here is a quick guide by occasion.
At the Office
For the office, for example, thick calf in brown or black is a classic choice. A Luminor on dark leather, for example, looks confident with a blazer. Navy calf also suits a blue dial. So leather Panerai watch straps work well at work, especially in darker tones.
On the Weekend
On weekends, however, suede and nylon feel relaxed and easy. A sand tan suede strap, for instance, pairs well with denim and boots. Khaki nylon also looks great with casual clothes. As a result, many owners keep a weekend strap ready.
On the Water
For the water, however, rubber, sailcloth and nylon Panerai watch straps are the right choices. They also dry quickly and handle salt with ease. A black rubber strap on a Submersible, for example, looks perfect on a boat. So keep leather Panerai watch straps away from the water.
For Evenings
For evenings, meanwhile, alligator-grain leather in a dark color is the classic choice. A gold or Goldtech Luminor on midnight blue, for example, looks superb with a suit. Keep the buckle polished, too. So dark leather suits formal events.
Caring for Panerai Watch Straps
Good straps also last longer with a little care. So here is how to keep your Panerai 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 Panerai watch straps helps each one last longer.
Rubber, Sailcloth and Nylon
Rubber, sailcloth and nylon, 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 Panerai Watch Straps
Also store spare straps flat in a box, away from direct sunlight. Sunlight can also fade bright colors over time. Keep the bars and any screws with each strap, too. As a result, your next swap of Panerai watch straps is quick and easy.
A Short History of Panerai Watch Straps
Panerai's history is also a story of tools built for the sea. Those roots still shape how Panerai watches are worn today. So here is a brief look back.
Florence and the Italian Navy
Firstly, Giovanni Panerai opened a watch shop in Florence in 1860. Then, in the 1930s, the company began making instruments for the Italian Navy. Then, in 1936, it built the first Radiomir prototypes for the navy's frogmen. Those watches wore long straps, so divers could fasten them over their suits.
The Luminor
Later, Panerai developed the Luminor, with its famous crown-protecting bridge. The large cushion case also needed a wide, sturdy strap. That proportion still defines Panerai today. In fact, the wide strap is part of the Luminor's silhouette.
From Military to Civilian
Much later, in 1993, Panerai introduced its first collection for the public. Soon after, collectors began swapping straps to personalize their watches. That habit then grew into one of the most active strap communities in watchmaking. As a result, Panerai owners became known for their strap collections.
Modern Panerai
Today, Panerai also offers its watches on leather, rubber, textile and metal. Many newer models also use the PAM Click Release System for tool-free swaps. Still, wide straps remain central to the Panerai look. So a strap change is one of the best ways to personalize a Panerai.
Why Change Panerai Watch Straps
New Panerai watch straps also bring real benefits beyond looks. Firstly, a fresh strap restores comfort when the old one has stiffened. Secondly, a second strap protects the original for resale. In addition, a new color can make a familiar watch feel brand new. So new Panerai watch straps can make a big difference.
Our Panerai watch straps are also chosen to suit large, bold watches. For example, the leathers are Italian, the stitching is neat, and the hardware is steel. As a result, the strap feels as substantial as the watch it holds.
More Straps and Panerai Watches at Grand Caliber
Our wider watch straps collection also covers every width we carry. You can also shop by size in our 24mm watch straps and 22mm watch straps collections. In addition, our leather watch straps and nylon watch straps collections show every color.
Our showroom also carries the largest luxury watch inventory in Dallas, including many Panerai watches. So browse our Panerai watches for the Luminor, Submersible and Radiomir. As a result, you can find the watch and the strap in one place.
Need Help Choosing Panerai Watch Straps
Choosing a strap for a Panerai 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 Panerai 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 Panerai watch straps. You can also send a photo of your watch, so we can suggest the best match.
Why Choose Grand Caliber for Panerai Watch Straps
Grand Caliber is a luxury watch dealer on McKinney Avenue in Uptown Dallas, so we know Panerai watches closely. That also means honest advice on fit, so you never order a strap your watch cannot take. Every one of our Panerai 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.
Panerai Watch Straps FAQ
What size strap does a Panerai Luminor 44mm take?
In short, the Panerai Luminor 44mm takes a 24mm strap, usually tapering to 22mm at the buckle. In fact, Panerai itself lists its 44mm Luminor Marina straps as 24/22. So our 24mm Panerai watch straps are the right width for a 44mm Luminor or Submersible case.
To confirm, check the back of your current strap, because Panerai prints two numbers there, such as 24-22. In that case, the first number is the lug width, while the second is the buckle width. You can also measure across the inside of the lugs with a ruler or caliper. In addition, check how your strap attaches, because Panerai uses several systems. Some cases use screwed bars, while newer models use the PAM Click Release System. At Grand Caliber, our team can also fit a 24mm strap for you at our showroom. So there is no risk to the case. In fact, the 44mm Luminor is the most popular Panerai for strap changes. So it is a great place to start, and our team can help you pick the first Panerai watch straps.
What lug width is a Panerai 42mm?
In short, many 42mm Panerai Luminors use a 22mm lug width. The slimmer Luminor Due, however, varies by size and generation, and some 42mm Due models take 24mm. So it is always best to check your exact reference before ordering Panerai watch straps.
Panerai's smaller cases are also popular with buyers who want the brand's look on a more modest wrist. The narrower strap also changes how the watch wears, so getting the width exactly right matters. A strap that is too narrow looks loose, while a strap that is too wide will not fit. In addition, Panerai straps print the width on the back, so you can often confirm it in seconds. Our team can also check your reference by phone or email. At Grand Caliber, moreover, our 22mm and 24mm Panerai watch straps come in every material we carry. So whichever width you need, you will find a match. In fact, we often help 42mm owners confirm their size before they order. So you never buy the wrong strap, and you always know your options first.
How do you change a Panerai strap?
In short, it depends on your Panerai. Newer models with the PAM Click Release System, for example, release without tools. Many Luminors, however, use a screwed bar that needs a small screwdriver. Cases with standard bars, meanwhile, use a spring bar tool, just like most other watches.
For a screwed bar, firstly use a screwdriver that fits the screw head exactly. Hold one end steady while you turn the other, then slide the bar out. Then thread it through the new strap and screw it back in firmly. For Click Release, however, simply release the old strap and click the new one into place. For standard bars, meanwhile, press the bar inward with a tool and ease the strap out. In addition, always work over a soft cloth, because Panerai cases are often polished. At Grand Caliber, our team is also happy to fit Panerai watch straps at our Uptown Dallas showroom. So there is no risk of stripping a screw. In fact, it usually takes us only a few minutes. So your new Panerai watch straps can be fitted while you wait.
What is the PAM Click Release System?
In short, the PAM Click Release System is Panerai's tool-free strap change system. It lets owners release a strap or bracelet from the case and fit another without tools. Panerai also uses it on many current models, including the 44mm Luminor Marina.
The system makes strap changes quick and easy, especially when switching between leather and rubber. It also suits Panerai's strap-loving owners, who often change straps with the seasons. Some Panerai cases, however, still use screwed bars or traditional bars. So the first step is always to check how your strap attaches. In addition, a watch with a traditional bar can usually take standard straps of the right width. At Grand Caliber, our team can also check your watch for you in person. We can then fit the right strap for your system. In fact, many owners ask us this question before buying a second strap. So it is always worth asking first. As a result, your new Panerai watch straps fit perfectly. In fact, we check every system before we fit a strap.
What is the best strap for a Panerai Luminor?
In short, the best strap for a Luminor depends on the look you want. Thick brown calf is the classic choice, while khaki nylon gives a military feel. Black rubber also suits the water, while sand tan suede adds a relaxed vintage look. So many owners keep several straps.
After all, the Luminor's black dial and bold numerals pair with almost any color. Woodland brown calf, for example, is one of the most popular combinations. Sand tan suede, meanwhile, softens the case for weekends. In addition, alligator-grain leather in midnight blue suits evenings. So the best answer is often a small strap rotation. Panerai owners are also famous for building large strap collections. At Grand Caliber, moreover, our 24mm Panerai watch straps cover all of these looks. Our team can also suggest a set of straps for your exact Luminor. In fact, many owners say strap changes are half the fun of owning a Panerai. So it is worth trying a few colors and materials. Our team can also help you choose where to start.
Can you put a rubber strap on a Panerai?
Yes, you can also put a rubber strap on most Panerai watches. Rubber handles salt water, sweat and heat far better than leather, so it suits the Submersible and Luminor especially well. Still, match the strap width to your watch's lug width and attachment system.
Our calibrated rubber Panerai watch straps at 22mm and 24mm, for example, use an all-weather compound that stays flexible and light. They also come with spring bars and a choice of buckle finish. Our quick-release rubber straps, meanwhile, come in 20mm, 22mm and 24mm with built-in pins. Both types also rinse clean in fresh water. Curved rubber, however, is shaped for fitted end links, so straight-end rubber is the right choice for Panerai. A black or blue rubber strap, for example, looks perfect on a Submersible. At Grand Caliber, our team can also help you choose a color that suits your dial. In fact, many owners keep one rubber strap just for summer. So one watch covers the boat and the boardroom, simply by switching Panerai watch straps.
Can I reuse my Panerai buckle on a new strap?
Yes, you can often move your Panerai buckle to a new strap, as long as the buckle width matches. That is the second number on the strap, such as 24-22. Panerai's signature trapezoid and pre-V buckles also look fantastic on new straps.
Many Panerai straps taper from the lugs to the buckle, so check both numbers before you buy. Deployant buckles, however, may need a strap designed for that clasp. A tang strap, for example, may not fit a deployant buckle. In addition, keep the original strap and buckle together if you ever plan to sell the watch. Original parts add value at resale, because buyers prefer complete sets. So many owners wear new Panerai 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 Panerai buckle in place. In fact, it is one of our most common requests.
Why do Panerai owners change straps so often?
Panerai owners change straps often because the watches look dramatically different on each one. The large, simple dial and bold case suit leather, rubber and nylon equally well. Panerai's collector community has also made strap swapping part of the culture since the late 1990s.
A Luminor on brown calf, for example, looks classic and vintage. On black rubber, however, the same watch feels modern and sporty. Khaki nylon, meanwhile, recalls Panerai's military roots. So a few straps can make one watch feel like several. In addition, rotating straps protects each one, so they last longer. Many owners also match straps to the season, with suede in fall and rubber in summer. At Grand Caliber, moreover, our Panerai watch straps come in every material and width most owners need. Our team can also help you build a strap rotation for your watch. In fact, many Panerai owners have more straps than watches. So you are in good company, and your strap collection can grow over time. Our team can also suggest the next strap to add.
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 Panerai owners keep a rubber 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 Panerai owners. So a leather and rubber pair is a smart place to start with Panerai 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 Panerai 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. So a worn strap can lead to something better.
Can you put a nylon strap on a Panerai?
Yes, you can also put a nylon strap on most Panerai watches with traditional bars. Nylon suits Panerai's military roots, so khaki, sage and army green look especially authentic. It is also light, tough and quick to dry, which makes it ideal for summer and travel.
Our woven nylon Panerai watch straps also come in 20mm, 22mm and 24mm. At 24mm, colors also include khaki, sage, army green, desert tan and black and khaki stripes. Each one also comes with a brushed buckle already fitted. In addition, nylon can be hand washed with mild soap and dried in the sun. A khaki nylon strap on a black Luminor, for example, gives the watch a true field look. Nylon, however, suits casual wear best, so we suggest leather for formal events. At Grand Caliber, our team can also check whether your Panerai uses a bar that suits a nylon strap. In fact, many owners keep one nylon strap for weekends. So it is an easy way to add variety. It also costs far less than a new watch.
Where can I buy Panerai watch straps in Dallas?
In short, you can buy Panerai 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 20mm, 22mm and 24mm for most Panerai models.
Our showroom also carries the largest luxury watch inventory in Dallas, including many Panerai watches. So you can see straps and watches side by side. Our team can also fit a strap or move your Panerai 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 Panerai 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.
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