FAQ FOR CASIO OWNERS
Will the Band Fit my Casio?
Our bands connect to your watch just like watch band with spring bars. Strap screws are also used in certain Casio watches to attach the resin strap to the case.
Feel free to watch this 2.5 min. video or just read the information below!
In this video!
- Learn about band compatibility
- Learn how to measure your wirst
- How watch case size and lug width matters
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Make sure our band can exactly replace your current strap.
This is the space between the lugs, where the band connects to your watch case.
The proper measurement is taken from lug to lug (from the 12 o’clock position down to the 6 o’clock position)
Never guess or measure another watch strap, this will cause inaccuracies. To measure your wrist just take a flexible measuring tape and wrap around your wrist, your wrist size is where number zero meets the highest number on the tape!
Spring bar is a small metal piece that holds a watch strap to the watch case. Strap screws are four screws used to hold a strap a strap, very popular on certain Casio and other brands.
Spring bars 
Strap screws
Certain Casio timepieces, including the GWG-2000, GPR-H1000, and GG-B100, feature distinctive lug widths that require the use of strap adapters. For these particular models, regular watch bands will not be suitable, and it may be essential to use strap adapters equipped with spring bars for proper installation. It is crucial to verify the compatibility of watch straps with these specific Casio models to guarantee an accurate fit.
GWG-2000 requires special adapters
About adapters: Strap adapters might feature a different lug width compared to your Casio. For example, a Casio DW-5600 adapter comes with a 16 mm lug width connector, while it also has a 22 mm lug width connection for other strap types, including our bands.
Buying your band: If you already have adapters, we recommend selecting a band that is ½” (12 mm) smaller in size.
Purchase a strap that corresponds to the width of your adapter lugs, such as for an adapter size of 16mm (This component attaches directly to your watch case) x 22mm (This lug features standard spring bars that are utilized to attach our strap).
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