Frequently Asked Questions

In most of the cases, chances are that your watch already has spring bars in it that were used to attach the OEM strap or bracelet. We recommend reusing those as you can be sure that they are the perfect size for your watch. But it is highly recommended for the customer to take them out and check them for being bends, faulty spring(s) or any other defects. Lastly check if they are 'quick release' type. Such spring bars are integrated into the strap and should not be reused in another strap. In any of the above cases, it is recommended to add a set of spring bars to your order for a seamless experience. Here is an example of quick release spring bar.

First step is common for everyone. Simply pop off the old straps by compressing the spring bars located above and below your watch, and then take out the spring bars out of the old straps. For NATO - If you have bought a NATO strap, just pop the spring bars back in the watch first then loop the strap through them in a manner that you can see the watch's dial and you are done. For parachute - If you have bought a parachute style strap then you must first adjust the strap to your wrist size, then place the watch in the desired location on the strap and lastly pop the spring bars back sandwiching the strap between the watch and the bar. For leather - Simply place the spring bars in the space given in the straps and pop them in your watch.