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Omega compatible brown alligator

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 A strap designed to enhance the sporty elegance of Omega watches, combining the bold character of brown alligator with a slim, precise and refined construction.

Alligator skin, in shades mahogany brown, offers a warm and sophisticated depth: not a simple brown, but an intense shade, with reflections that change in the light and highlight the natural geometry of the scales. It's a strap that doesn't force attention, but rather captures it discreetly.

The construction is designed to maintain a clean line on the wrist. The terminal part reaches a thickness of approximately 2 mm, making it suitable for thin deployment buckles.

Tone-on-tone brown stitching complements the alligator design without disrupting its balance, while dyed and finished edges complete the profile with an elegant and coherent finish.

The length 105/100 mm This makes it particularly suitable for deployment clasp configurations, where comfort, proportion, and precision are essential. The light-colored lining adds contrast and visual lightness, maintaining a classic, premium feel.

A strap for those who want to give their Omega a warmer, more refined and personal presence, without distorting its identity.

Characteristics

Outer material: brown alligator
Color Name: Mahogany Brown
Compatibility: suitable for Omega watches with corresponding sizes
Length: 105/100 mm
Thickness at the tip: about 2 mm
Recommended use: thin deployment buckles
Sewing: tone-on-tone brown
Lining: beige full-grain calfskin
Edges: dyed and finished
Style: elegant, classic, sporty, premium
Production: Made in Italy

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Made in Italy

Production entirely made in Italy

Artisanal production

Direct control and workmanship with attention to every detail

Selected materials

Selection of high-quality leathers from certified European suppliers

How to measure the speaker mount

To choose the right strap, it's essential to measure the internal distance between the watch's lugs. This measurement corresponds to the width of the strap.

1. Measure the space between the lugs
Use a ruler or caliper and measure the internal distance between the two lugs of the case.
2. Do not measure the total width of the case
The correct measurement is not the diameter of the watch, but only the space where the strap is inserted.
3. Choose the same size as the strap
If your case width is 20mm, you'll need to choose a strap with a 20mm lug width.
4. Check the original strap
In many cases, the size is indicated on the back of the strap, for example 20-18. The first number indicates the lug width, the second the buckle.
Do you have a question?
Contact us before ordering: we will help you choose the correct size for your watch.

How to measure your wrist and choose the correct length

To ensure a comfortable and proportionate fit, it is important to correctly measure the circumference of your wrist before choosing the strap length.

1. Measure the circumference of your wrist
Wrap a tape measure around your wrist where you normally wear your watch. If you don't have a tape measure, you can use a piece of string or a strip of paper and then measure its length with a ruler.
2. Don't overtighten
The measurement should be taken naturally, without squeezing the tape measure too tightly. A measurement that is too tight could result in a less comfortable strap.
3. Compare the measurement with the table
Once you've determined your wrist circumference, use the chart to determine the best strap length. Measurements are expressed as the length of the long end and the short end.
4. If you are between two sizes
If your measurement is between two sizes, you can choose the longer length for a more comfortable fit or the shorter length for a tighter fit.
5. How to read strap lengths
The measurements indicated, for example 115 / 80 mm, correspond to the length of the long and short parts of the strap. The length of the short part is always indicated without considering the buckle.
Do you have a question?
If you're unsure which length is best for your wrist, please contact us before ordering. We'll be happy to help you choose the right size.

How to replace the strap

Artèora straps can be equipped with traditional links or practical quick-release links. Before proceeding, check which system is installed on your strap and follow the corresponding instructions.

Method 1. Traditional bars (Spring Bar)
This system requires the use of a special spring bar tool. Insert the tip of the tool into the spring bar's groove, press it inward, and gently remove the band from the watch case.
Installing the new strap
Insert one end of the bar into the lug of the case, compress the other side using the tool and gently release the pressure until the bar is fully engaged.
Method 2. Quick Release
Quick-release bands can be changed without tools. Simply slide the small lever on the back of the band to compress the bar and remove or install the band in seconds.
Always check the correct connection
After installation, pull the band slightly outward to ensure that both ends of the bar are properly inserted into the lugs of the case.
Caution during operation
Always work on a clean, soft surface to avoid scratching the watch case. Use tools carefully to avoid damaging the strap or lugs.
Do you have a question?
If you're unsure about the fastening system your watch uses or the best strap for it, please contact us before ordering. We'll be happy to help you choose and install it.

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