Basic Required Measurements
PERFECT FIT ALL THE TIME
Measure Your Watch Case
Always check your watch from the top down! Begin at the 12 o’clock position and move to the 6 o’clock position!
Measure Your Wrist
Always measure your wrist for a comfortable and perfect fit! Just wrap a flexible tape around you wrist, your wrist size is where number zero meets the highest number on the tape!
Get Your Watch Lug Width
Lug width is the internal width where the band is installed, commonly in millimeters! You can find that information in your watch manual or current strap.
Get Your Favorite Band
Obtaining your survival band is simple! Choose from our set colors or personalize it to your liking! We provide more than 50 paracord shades and a selection of buckles!
How to measure accurately
Measuring Your Wrist
Measuring your wrist will ensure a comfortable and perfect fit! Your size is where number zero meets with the highest number on the tape!
Lug Width
First, make sure your watch lug fits our bands! The lug is the area where the watch band is attached to the watch. Commonly, watches have spring bars for this connection, but certain Casio and similar models might use strap screws instead. Additionally, this size might also be indicated on your existing watch band or the watch’s manual.
Watch Size
Finally, getting the right size for your watch case is crucial for a snug band! Place your watch on a level surface and use a tape measure or ruler to determine the distance from the 12 o’clock position to the 6 o’clock position on the case. (The lugs are the areas where the new band will be attached to your watch)
You can measure it in inches, and then convert it to millimeters. Conversion charts are accessible online via any search engine.