How to measure your wrist size
Disclaimer: All measurements are estimates, and slight inaccuracies may occur when crafting your strap. This is why measuring your wrist as accurately as possible is important to minimize the chance of an incorrect fit.
A. Using a paper stripe (Recommended method)
A practical and easy method to measure your wrist circumference — even without a measuring tape. Watch this video on how to measure your wrist size.
Here’s a more detailed, step-by-step guide on how to measure your wrist size
Step 1: Prepare your paper strip.
Cut a strip of paper no wider than 1 cm.
Step 2: Mark point A.
Choose one end of the paper strip and label it “A”.
Step 3: Position the paper.
Place point A on your wrist, at the center of the area where you would normally wear your watch.
Step 4: Wrap the paper around your wrist.
Wrap the strip around your wrist until it meets point A. Make sure the paper fits comfortably—not too tight and not too loose. It should touch your skin without leaving a gap or pressing into your wrist.
Mark a line where the other end of the paper overlaps point A.
Step 5: Measure the paper strip.
Lay the paper strip flat and measure from point A to the line you just marked. Make sure to start measuring from the 0 cm mark on your ruler, not from the edge of the ruler.
Congratulations, this measurement is your wrist size! You can now use this measurement as your wrist size.
Example: In the illustration, the wrist size is 16.4 cm.
B. Using a measuring tape (not recommended)
Using a measuring tape may look more practical, but it could be risky. Use this method if you know for sure what you’re doing.
What should be done:
1. Make sure you start from 0 cm and ignore the tape before it
2. Measure at the position where you will wear your watch
3. See the measurement accurately, imagine there’s a straight line between “0”, and where the 0 meets the next line (in this example is 16.5 cm or 165 mm)
How to measure for your straps
A brief but complete guide to help you provide the exact strap measurements you want.
In the description box, you can write your desired measurement of your straps.
Example:
A:115mm
B:75mm
C:20mm
D:16mm
Which will be 115/75/20/16 when combined
*Point C is the most critical, it has to be very accurate, if you’re not sure about it, you can also Chat with us about your watch model/reference, the more detail you provide the better, so We can look for its lugs width (C).
**Measuring point A and B will be the most accurate, however it can be replaced by your wrist size. Only wrist size and point C are required for straps using Hook & Loop system.
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