Tudor Watch Straps

Tudor made the fabric strap part of its identity, and a new strap can change any Black Bay or Pelagos in seconds. At Grand Caliber, our Tudor watch straps come in 20mm, 21mm, and 22mm, in woven nylon, sailcloth, curved and quick-release rubber, Italian calf, suede, and alligator-grain leather.

Tudor Watch Straps at Grand Caliber

In short, few brands have made straps part of their identity the way Tudor has. Tudor ships many of its watches on woven fabric straps from the factory, so changing straps is part of the Tudor culture. At Grand Caliber, our Tudor watch straps come in 20mm, 21mm and 22mm, so they also cover the Black Bay, Black Bay 58, Black Bay 54, Pelagos and Black Bay Chrono. The range of Tudor watch straps also includes rubber, Italian calf, suede, alligator-grain leather, sailcloth and woven nylon.

In fact, we sell Tudor watches every week at our Uptown Dallas showroom, so we know which Tudor watch straps fit which references. We will also say plainly when a strap will not fit. Every one of our Tudor 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.

Owners also change Tudor watch straps for many reasons. Some want rubber for summer, while others want leather for dinner. Some also simply want to rest the bracelet. Either way, the right width comes first, so that is where this guide begins.

Tudor Watch Straps by Model and Lug Width

Tudor lug widths change between generations, so the same model name can take two widths. As a result, your reference number matters more than the name on the dial. So here are the widths our team uses for the Tudor models we see most often.

Black Bay 41

In short, most Black Bay 41 models take 22mm Tudor watch straps. That also includes the blue-bezel 79230B, the steel-bezel 79730, the ceramic 79210CNU and the Black Bay GMT. However, the newer Black Bay "Monochrome," such as the M7941A1A0NU, takes 21mm. So check your reference before ordering Tudor watch straps for a Black Bay 41.

Black Bay 58

In short, the 39mm Black Bay 58 takes 20mm Tudor watch straps, in both steel and gold. Its bracelet end links also arc around the case. So curved rubber at 20mm is a natural fit for the Black Bay 58. In fact, it is one of the few Tudor models where curved rubber suits best.

Black Bay 54 and Black Bay Pro

The 37mm Black Bay 54 also takes 20mm. Its end links, however, are straight, so quick-release rubber suits it better than curved rubber. The 39mm Black Bay Pro, meanwhile, takes 20mm too. So both models fit our 20mm Tudor watch straps in every material we carry.

Black Bay Chrono

In short, the 41mm Black Bay Chrono takes 22mm Tudor watch straps. The smaller 39mm Black Bay Chrono, on the other hand, takes 20mm. So the two Chrono sizes need different Tudor watch straps. Our 22mm calibrated rubber, for example, suits the thicker 41mm case well.

Pelagos

For example, the 42mm Pelagos and Pelagos LHD take 22mm straps. The Pelagos FXD, however, has fixed strap bars that are part of the case. So it only takes a pull-through strap, and two-piece straps will not fit. Our woven nylon Tudor watch straps are a pull-through design, so they suit the FXD.

Vintage Tudor and Black Bay 36

Many vintage Tudor Submariners, such as the 94010, take 20mm. The Black Bay 36, however, takes 19mm, unlike most Tudors. So the Black Bay 36 needs a size this collection does not include. Our team can also help you find the right width for any vintage Tudor.

How to Measure Your Lug Width

In short, lug width is the gap between the two lugs where the strap attaches. So measure it across the inside of the lugs with a caliper, in millimeters. You can also send us your reference number, which our team can match to a width quickly. In fact, that is the safest route with Tudor, because generations differ.

Fabric Tudor Watch Straps

Tudor is famous for its fabric straps, so it makes sense to start here. These Tudor watch straps are also light, tough and comfortable in the heat. So here is how our fabric Tudor watch straps compare.

Woven Nylon

In fact, woven nylon is the closest match to the fabric straps many Tudors ship on. It is also a pull-through design with a brushed buckle already fitted. Colors also include tuxedo black, army green, charcoal grey, woodland brown, marine blue, desert tan and black and grey stripes, depending on width. In addition, 20mm and 22mm add tangerine orange, lemon yellow and scarlet red. So nylon Tudor watch straps are a true Tudor look.

Sailcloth

Sailcloth Tudor watch straps, meanwhile, have a woven texture with a leather-like build. They also shrug off water and sweat. Ours also come in midnight blue, tuxedo black, slate grey, army green and beige, from 20mm to 22mm. So sailcloth Tudor watch straps are a refined step up from nylon.

Rubber Tudor Watch Straps

Tudor's dive watches also suit rubber perfectly. Rubber also handles water, sweat and heat, and it stays comfortable in the Texas summer. So we carry three kinds of rubber Tudor watch straps, and each one suits different models.

Curved Rubber

In short, our curved rubber Tudor watch straps have shaped ends that sit flush against cases with fitted end links. So they suit the Black Bay 58 at 20mm and the Black Bay Monochrome at 21mm. Both widths also come in tuxedo black, marine blue, Miami blue, forest green and crimson red. In addition, 20mm adds glacier blue and striped designs, while 21mm adds polar white and tangerine orange.

Quick-Release Rubber

Our quick-release rubber Tudor watch straps, meanwhile, come in 20mm, 21mm and 22mm, with the pins built in. So you can swap them without tools in seconds. Colors also include tuxedo black, marine blue, Miami blue, forest green, sage green, scarlet red, charcoal grey and polar white. In addition, they offer brushed silver, polished silver, black PVD, yellow gold and rose gold buckles.

Calibrated Rubber at 22mm

Our calibrated rubber straps come in 22mm, so they suit the Black Bay 41, Black Bay GMT, Black Bay Chrono 41 and Pelagos. They are also thicker, so they balance a larger case. Colors also include tuxedo black, charcoal grey, marine blue, royal blue, glacier blue, forest green, tangerine orange, salmon red, lemon yellow and polar white. As a result, calibrated rubber is the strongest choice for a 22mm Tudor diver.

Leather Tudor Watch Straps

Leather also suits Tudor's vintage-inspired designs very well. The Black Bay's gilt details and warm lume, for example, look great on brown. So here is how each leather in our Tudor watch straps collection wears.

Italian Calf Leather

Smooth Italian calf is also a classic, everyday choice among Tudor watch straps. Woodland brown calf, for example, suits a black-and-gilt Black Bay beautifully. Our calf straps also come in tuxedo black, midnight blue and strawberry red, from 20mm to 22mm. So calf Tudor watch straps work for the office and the weekend.

Alligator-Grain Italian Leather

Alligator-grain Italian leather, meanwhile, gives a Tudor its dressiest look. Colors also include midnight blue, charcoal grey, emerald green and cherry red at every width. In addition, 20mm adds chocolate brown, tuxedo black and ivory white. So a gold Black Bay 58 on chocolate brown, for example, looks superb.

Italian Suede

Italian suede, meanwhile, adds texture and warmth to Tudor watch straps. Sand tan suede, for instance, suits the cream lume on many Black Bay models. Our suede straps also come in slate grey, ocean blue, salmon red and tuxedo black, while 20mm adds mint green, lilac and pumpkin orange. As a result, suede Tudor watch straps are an easy way to soften a tool watch.

Pairing Tudor Watch Straps by Model

Each Tudor 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.

Black Bay 41

The Black Bay 41 is a bold, vintage-inspired diver, so it also wears rubber, fabric and leather equally well. A blue-bezel 79230B, for example, looks great on marine blue rubber. The burgundy-bezel models, meanwhile, suit brown leather and beige sailcloth. So the Black Bay 41 is one of the most versatile Tudor models to restrap.

Black Bay 58

The Black Bay 58 is slimmer and lighter, so it suits nearly any strap. Curved rubber at 20mm, for example, follows its case neatly. A navy Black Bay 58, meanwhile, looks great on marine blue rubber with a white stripe. In addition, the gold Black Bay 58 suits chocolate brown alligator-grain leather.

Black Bay 54

The Black Bay 54, however, is a small, thin diver with straight end links. So quick-release rubber, sailcloth and nylon suit it best. A lagoon blue Black Bay 54, for example, looks fresh on polar white rubber. As a result, simple Tudor watch straps let its compact case shine.

Black Bay GMT

The Black Bay GMT has a two-color bezel, so strap choice is fun. A "Pepsi" GMT, for example, suits marine blue rubber or slate grey sailcloth. The two-tone "Root Beer" GMT, meanwhile, looks warm on brown calf. So the bezel often suggests the right Tudor watch straps.

Black Bay Chrono

The Black Bay Chrono is a sporty racing chronograph, so rubber and calf suit it well. Black rubber, for example, matches a black "panda" dial, while brown calf gives it a vintage feel. Sailcloth also works for weekends. So a sporty pair of Tudor watch straps suits the Chrono perfectly.

Pelagos

The Pelagos is a titanium tool diver, so rubber, sailcloth and nylon suit its purpose. Black or marine blue rubber, for example, matches the Pelagos dial colors. On the FXD, however, only a pull-through nylon strap will fit. So our woven nylon Tudor watch straps are the go-to choice for that watch.

Choosing Colors for Tudor Watch Straps

Tudor dials often mix gilt details, warm lume and bold bezels, so a few rules make choosing easier. So here are the ones our team follows when choosing Tudor watch straps.

Follow the Bezel

Firstly, look at the bezel color. A blue bezel suits marine blue, while a green bezel suits forest green or army green. A burgundy bezel, meanwhile, pairs well with brown and beige. So the bezel is often the best guide when choosing Tudor watch straps.

Pick Up the Lume

Many Black Bay models also have cream or vintage-tone lume. So beige sailcloth, sand tan suede and brown leather tie in nicely. In fact, these warm colors are among the most popular Tudor pairings. They also give a modern watch a vintage feel.

Avoid Brown on Blue

In short, brown looks warm on black, burgundy and green Black Bays. On blue dials, however, it can clash. So we suggest navy, grey or white straps for blue-dial Tudor watches. In fact, grey is one of the safest choices for any dial.

Keep Gold Classic

Gold and two-tone Tudors also look best on quiet colors. Brown, black and tan, for example, suit a gold Black Bay 58 or a two-tone GMT. Bright rubber, on the other hand, can feel out of place. So save bold Tudor watch straps for steel models.

Buckles and Hardware on Tudor Watch Straps

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

Buckle Finishes

Our curved and quick-release rubber Tudor watch straps also offer silver, black PVD and gold buckles. Our calibrated rubber straps, meanwhile, offer brushed silver, polished silver and black PVD. Our leather and suede straps also ship with a steel pin buckle already fitted. So you can match the hardware on your Tudor watch straps to your case.

Spring Bars and Pins

In fact, our curved rubber Tudor watch straps mount with the original spring bars from your bracelet. Our quick-release straps, on the other hand, have the pins built in. Our calibrated rubber and leather straps also use standard spring bars. So keep your Tudor bars safe whenever you remove the bracelet.

Keeping Your Bracelet Safe

When you switch to a strap, store your Tudor bracelet in the box with any spare links. That also keeps it ready for the day you switch back. It also protects resale value, because buyers prefer complete sets. So a strap and a bracelet can live side by side.

How to Change Tudor Watch Straps

In fact, changing Tudor watch straps is simple with a little care. So here is the safest way to do it.

Getting Ready

Firstly, lay a soft cloth on a flat table. 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 the Bracelet

Next, place the watch face down on the cloth, then find the spring bar between the lugs. Then press the bar inward with the fork and ease the bracelet out. Repeat on the other side, too. So far, the case should stay untouched.

Fitting the New Strap

For a quick-release strap, pull the small lever, set the pin into one lug hole, then release it into the other. For a standard strap, however, fit the spring bar into the strap and press it into place. Finally, tug the strap gently to be sure it is secure. So the whole job takes only a minute.

Fitting a Strap on the Pelagos FXD

The Pelagos FXD, however, works differently, because its bars are fixed. So you thread a pull-through strap under one bar, across the back of the case and under the other. Then fasten the buckle as usual. As a result, no tools are needed at all.

When to Ask a Professional

However, if a bar feels stiff, or if you are unsure, it is best to ask an expert. Our team is also happy to fit Tudor watch straps at our Uptown Dallas showroom. As a result, there is no risk to a polished case. So never force a spring bar.

Tudor Watch Straps for Every Occasion

A Tudor also moves easily between settings, and the right strap makes it even more versatile. So here is a quick guide by occasion.

Summer and the Water

For summer, rubber is also the obvious choice. It also stays cool in the heat and handles chlorine and salt with ease. A Pelagos on black rubber, for example, looks right at the pool. So many owners keep rubber Tudor watch straps ready all summer.

At the Office

For the office, however, calf or alligator-grain leather looks polished. A Black Bay 58 on brown calf, for instance, slips neatly under a cuff. Slate grey suede is another smart choice. So leather Tudor watch straps suit a working day.

Weekends

On weekends, meanwhile, nylon and sailcloth feel relaxed and easy. A Black Bay 54 on army green nylon, for example, suits a hike or a barbecue. Suede also works well. As a result, casual Tudor watch straps make a Tudor even easier to wear.

Travel

For travel, nylon and rubber are ideal, because they dry fast and resist wear. A Black Bay GMT on slate grey sailcloth, for example, suits an airport and a beach. In addition, quick-release straps are easy to swap in a hotel room. So packing a second set of Tudor watch straps adds range to one watch.

Caring for Tudor Watch Straps

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

Rubber Straps

In short, rubber is the easiest strap to care for. So simply rinse it in fresh water after the pool or the beach. Then wipe it dry with a soft cloth. In addition, keep rubber Tudor watch straps away from strong solvents.

Nylon and Sailcloth

Nylon can also be hand washed with mild soap, while sailcloth wipes clean with a damp cloth. Both also dry quickly in the air. However, keep them out of strong sun for long periods, because bright colors can fade. So a little care keeps fabric Tudor watch straps looking new.

Leather and Suede

Leather and suede, on the other hand, do not like water, so remove them before swimming. Also let them air out after a warm day. A soft brush also keeps suede fresh. So rotating Tudor watch straps helps each one last longer.

Storing Spare Straps

Also store spare straps flat in a box, away from direct sunlight. Also keep the spring bars with each strap, and keep the bracelet's bars with the bracelet. As a result, your next swap is quick and easy. In fact, many owners keep a small strap case for this.

A Short History of Tudor and Its Straps

In fact, Tudor's story is closely tied to fabric straps and dive watches. So here is a brief look back.

Hans Wilsdorf and the Founding of Tudor

Firstly, the Tudor name was registered in 1926 on behalf of Hans Wilsdorf, the founder of Rolex. Wilsdorf, in fact, wanted a more affordable watch built to Rolex standards. So Tudor watches used Oyster-style cases from early on. Later, in 1946, he founded the company Montres Tudor SA.

The Tudor Submariner

Then, in 1954, Tudor launched its first Submariner dive watch. Navies later issued Tudor Submariners to their divers, including the French Navy. Many of these divers also wore their watches on simple fabric straps. So fabric straps have a real place in Tudor's history.

The Black Bay and the Fabric Strap

Later, in 2012, Tudor launched the Black Bay and the Pelagos. The Black Bay also drew on Tudor's vintage divers, and Tudor offered it on a woven fabric strap. As a result, the fabric strap became one of the brand's signatures. Today, many Tudor models are still offered on fabric.

The Black Bay 58 and Beyond

Then, in 2018, Tudor introduced the slimmer 39mm Black Bay 58. It soon became one of the most popular Tudor watches ever, too. The 37mm Black Bay 54 and the Pelagos FXD then followed, among others. So today's range covers 20mm, 21mm and 22mm, which our Tudor watch straps also cover.

Why Change Tudor Watch Straps

In short, new Tudor watch straps bring real benefits. Firstly, a strap is lighter and cooler than a bracelet in the heat. Secondly, wearing a strap rests the bracelet, which helps protect its value. In addition, a new color can make a familiar watch feel new. So a small change can make a big difference.

Our Tudor watch straps are also chosen to suit fine watches. For example, the leathers are Italian, the rubber is built for daily wear and the hardware is steel. As a result, the strap feels as considered as the watch it holds.

More Straps and Tudor Watches at Grand Caliber

You can also shop by model in our Tudor Black Bay watch straps, Tudor Black Bay 58 watch straps, Tudor Black Bay 54 watch straps and Tudor Pelagos watch straps collections. In addition, our nylon watch straps, rubber watch straps and leather watch straps collections show every color by material.

Our showroom also carries the largest luxury watch inventory in Dallas. So browse our Tudor watches, including the Tudor Black Bay 58 and Tudor Pelagos, or our vintage Tudor watches. As a result, you can find the watch and the strap in one place.

Need Help Choosing Tudor Watch Straps

Choosing a strap is personal, so we are always glad to help. For example, maybe you know the color you want, or maybe you would like a second opinion. Either way, our team can also confirm the width for your reference before you order. So we can help with Tudor watch straps 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 Tudor watch straps. You can also send a photo of your watch, so we can suggest the best match.

Why Choose Grand Caliber for Tudor Watch Straps

In short, Grand Caliber is a luxury watch dealer on McKinney Avenue in Uptown Dallas, and Tudor is one of the brands we handle most. That also means honest advice on fit, so you never order a strap your watch cannot take. Every one of our Tudor 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.

Tudor Watch Straps FAQ

What size strap does a Tudor Black Bay take?

In short, most Black Bay 41 models take a 22mm strap, including the 79230B, 79730, ceramic 79210CNU and Black Bay GMT. The newer Black Bay "Monochrome," however, takes 21mm. The Black Bay 58 and Black Bay 54 both take 20mm, while the Black Bay 36 takes 19mm.

So the reference number matters more than the name. It is engraved between the lugs and printed on the warranty card, so it is quick to find. You can also measure across the inside of the lugs with a caliper. In addition, case size helps, because the 41mm, 39mm and 37mm Black Bays all take different widths. Our Tudor watch straps cover 20mm, 21mm and 22mm, so they fit every Black Bay except the 36mm. At Grand Caliber, our team can also confirm your width from a photo of your watch. In fact, the Black Bay is the Tudor we restrap most often. So simply send us your reference, and we will match the right width the same day. As a result, your new strap fits the first time.

What lug width is the Tudor Black Bay 58?

The Tudor Black Bay 58 has a 20mm lug width, in both steel and solid gold. Its bracelet end links also arc around the case, so curved rubber at 20mm sits flush against it. So our 20mm Tudor watch straps fit the Black Bay 58 in every material we carry.

The Black Bay 58 is slim and light, so it suits nearly any strap. A navy Black Bay 58, for example, looks great on marine blue curved rubber with a white stripe. The black-and-gilt version, meanwhile, suits brown leather beautifully. In addition, the gold Black Bay 58 looks superb on chocolate brown alligator-grain leather. Nylon and sailcloth also work well, because Tudor itself sells the Black Bay 58 on fabric. So there is no wrong material for this watch. At Grand Caliber, our Tudor Black Bay 58 watch straps collection also shows every 20mm option. Our team can also help you build a set of straps for your dial. In fact, many owners keep one rubber and one fabric strap for this watch.

Can I put a curved rubber strap on a Tudor?

Yes, on some Tudor models. Curved rubber sits flush against fitted end links, so it suits the Black Bay 58 at 20mm and the Black Bay Monochrome at 21mm. For the 22mm Black Bay 41 and Pelagos, however, no curved rubber exists, so calibrated rubber is the choice.

The Black Bay 54, meanwhile, has straight end links, so quick-release rubber suits it better. Our curved rubber Tudor watch straps also come in 20mm and 21mm. In addition, both widths include tuxedo black, marine blue, Miami blue, forest green and crimson red. Meanwhile, 20mm adds glacier blue and striped designs, while 21mm adds polar white and tangerine orange. Each curved strap also mounts with the original spring bars from your bracelet. You can also choose silver, black PVD or gold buckles. At Grand Caliber, our team can also check whether your case suits a curved strap. So simply send us a photo of your watch, and we will advise you. In fact, curved rubber is our most popular choice for the Black Bay 58.

What strap fits the Tudor Pelagos FXD?

The Tudor Pelagos FXD has fixed strap bars that are part of the case, so only a pull-through strap will fit. Two-piece rubber, leather and sailcloth straps, on the other hand, cannot be fitted. So our 22mm woven nylon Tudor watch straps are the right choice for the FXD.

In fact, the FXD was built for professional divers, and Tudor ships it on a one-piece fabric strap. Our woven nylon is also a pull-through design, with a brushed buckle already fitted. So you simply thread it under one bar, across the back of the case and under the other. Colors at 22mm also include tuxedo black, army green, charcoal grey, woodland brown, marine blue, desert tan and black and grey stripes. In addition, 22mm adds bright options, such as tangerine orange, lemon yellow and scarlet red. A marine blue strap, for example, suits the blue FXD perfectly. At Grand Caliber, our team can also help you fit the strap for the first time. In fact, it takes less than a minute. So the FXD can change looks quickly.

What size strap does a Tudor Pelagos take?

In short, the 42mm Tudor Pelagos and Pelagos LHD take a 22mm strap. The Pelagos FXD also measures 22mm, but its fixed bars only accept pull-through straps. So check which Pelagos you own before ordering Tudor watch straps, because the FXD works differently.

The standard Pelagos is a titanium tool diver, so rubber, sailcloth and nylon suit it best. Our 22mm calibrated rubber, for example, is thick enough to balance the case. Black and marine blue rubber also match the Pelagos dial colors. In addition, slate grey sailcloth suits the titanium case well. Leather, on the other hand, can feel out of place on a dive watch built for the water. So we usually suggest rubber or fabric first. At Grand Caliber, our Tudor Pelagos watch straps collection also shows every 22mm option in one place. Our team can also suggest a pair of straps for your dial. In fact, many Pelagos owners keep one rubber strap and one nylon strap. So the watch is always ready for the water, with Tudor watch straps for every trip.

Why does Tudor use fabric straps?

Tudor has offered woven fabric straps on the Black Bay since its launch in 2012, and the look draws on the brand's diving history. For example, navy divers, including the French Navy, wore Tudor Submariners on simple fabric straps. So fabric has become one of Tudor's signatures.

Fabric straps are also light, comfortable and quick to dry. They also suit a dive watch's tool character, and they wear well in the heat. Our woven nylon Tudor watch straps are also the closest match to Tudor's own fabric look. They come in 20mm, 21mm and 22mm, in colors from tuxedo black to army green and black and grey stripes. Our sailcloth Tudor watch straps, meanwhile, give a more refined fabric option with a leather-like build. In addition, both materials handle water and sweat well. At Grand Caliber, our team can also help you choose a fabric strap for your bezel color. In fact, fabric is one of our best-selling materials for Tudor. So Tudor watch straps in fabric are a great way to wear your Tudor the way the brand intended.

What size strap does a Tudor Black Bay Chrono take?

In short, the 41mm Tudor Black Bay Chrono takes a 22mm strap. The smaller 39mm Black Bay Chrono, on the other hand, takes 20mm. So the two Chrono sizes need different Tudor watch straps, and the case size tells you which one you own.

The Black Bay Chrono is a sporty racing chronograph, so rubber and calf suit it well. Our 22mm calibrated rubber, for example, balances the thicker 41mm case. Black rubber also matches a black dial, while brown calf gives a "panda" dial a vintage feel. Sailcloth, meanwhile, suits relaxed weekends. In addition, the 39mm Chrono is light enough for nylon. Its end links are also straight, so quick-release rubber suits it better than curved rubber. At Grand Caliber, our Tudor Black Bay Chronograph watch straps collection also shows every option in one place. Our team can also help you match a strap to your sub-dials. In fact, the Chrono is one of the most fun Tudor models to restrap. So it is a great place to experiment with Tudor watch straps.

Do Tudor straps fit a Rolex?

Yes, many straps fit both brands, as long as the lug width and case shape match. A 20mm strap, for example, fits the Black Bay 58 and the Rolex GMT-Master II. However, some Tudor and Rolex models take different widths, so always check each reference first.

Tudor and Rolex share a history, since Hans Wilsdorf founded both brands. So their cases often share a similar shape and fitted end links. Our curved rubber, for instance, suits both the Black Bay 58 and many Rolex sport models at 20mm. In addition, our 21mm straps fit the Black Bay Monochrome and the current 41mm Submariner. Still, the 22mm Black Bay 41 has no Rolex equivalent among current Submariners. So it is worth checking your case before sharing straps between watches. At Grand Caliber, our team can also check both watches at once. In fact, many collectors own a Tudor and a Rolex and buy Tudor watch straps that fit both. So one strap can do double duty, and your Tudor watch straps go further.

Can I wear a leather strap on a Tudor?

Yes, leather suits many Tudor watches, especially the Black Bay with its gilt details and warm lume. Brown leather, for example, gives a black-and-gilt Black Bay a classic vintage look. Still, leather is not waterproof, so remove it before swimming or switch to rubber.

For example, our Italian calf Tudor watch straps come in tuxedo black, midnight blue, strawberry red and woodland brown. Our alligator-grain Italian leather, meanwhile, comes in midnight blue, charcoal grey, emerald green and cherry red, and 20mm adds chocolate brown, tuxedo black and ivory white. Our suede also comes in sand tan, slate grey, ocean blue, salmon red and tuxedo black. In addition, each leather strap ships with a steel pin buckle fitted. So it is ready to wear. A gold Black Bay 58 on chocolate brown, for example, looks superb. At Grand Caliber, our team can also suggest a leather for your dial and bezel. In fact, brown leather on a burgundy Black Bay is one of our favorite pairings. So it is a classic choice among Tudor watch straps, for the office or dinner.

Will a strap affect my Tudor's resale value?

No, wearing a strap does not hurt resale value, as long as you keep the original bracelet. In fact, a strap can help, because it rests the bracelet and reduces stretch and scratches. So store the bracelet safely in the box with any spare links and the original spring bars.

Buyers prefer complete sets, so the original bracelet, box, papers and any factory strap all add value. Many Tudor models also ship with a fabric strap alongside the bracelet, so keep that strap too. A worn or stretched bracelet, on the other hand, can lower the price. So many owners wear Tudor watch straps day to day and save the bracelet for special occasions. In addition, never trim or alter the bracelet to suit a strap. At Grand Caliber, moreover, we buy, sell and trade Tudor watches every day. So we know exactly how buyers value complete sets. Our team can also advise on how to store a bracelet safely. In fact, a strap and a well-kept bracelet make a smart pairing. So you can enjoy both looks without worry.

What lug width is a Tudor Black Bay 54?

In short, the 37mm Tudor Black Bay 54 takes a 20mm strap. Its end links are straight, unlike the Black Bay 58, so quick-release rubber, sailcloth and nylon suit it best. So our 20mm Tudor watch straps fit the Black Bay 54 in every material we carry.

The Black Bay 54 is small and thin, so light straps suit its compact case. A lagoon blue Black Bay 54, for example, looks fresh on polar white quick-release rubber. Army green nylon, meanwhile, gives it a relaxed field look. In addition, beige sailcloth picks up its vintage-style lume. Tudor itself also sells the Black Bay 54 on rubber and fabric, so these choices are true to the watch. Curved rubber, however, is cut for fitted end links, so it is not the best match here. At Grand Caliber, our Tudor Black Bay 54 watch straps collection also shows every 20mm option. Our team can also help you choose colors for your dial. In fact, the Black Bay 54 is one of the easiest Tudors to restrap.

Where can I buy Tudor watch straps in Dallas?

In short, you can buy Tudor watch straps at Grand Caliber, a luxury watch dealer on McKinney Avenue in Uptown Dallas. We also carry woven nylon, sailcloth, curved, quick-release and calibrated rubber, Italian calf, suede and alligator-grain leather in 20mm, 21mm and 22mm.

Our showroom also carries the largest luxury watch inventory in Dallas, including many Tudor watches. So you can see straps and watches side by side. Our team can also fit a strap and keep your bracelet safe while you wait. In addition, if you are outside Dallas, we ship fully insured across the United States, including Hawaii and Alaska. We can also confirm the fit for your reference before you order, so there are no surprises. Every one of our Tudor 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 showroom. Our team is also glad to help with service, trades and sourcing. In fact, many strap buyers become long-term clients. So our Tudor watch straps are often just the start.