Epsom Watch Straps

Handcrafted

Made by hand, step by step

Every Delugs leather strap passes through 18 hand-finished steps. Here's how.

Step 01

Leather Selection

Step 02

Material Preparation

Step 03

Splitting

Step 04

Logo Stamping

Step 05

Reinforcement

Step 06

Skiving

Step 07

Shaping Padding

Step 08

Assembly

Step 09

Clicking

Step 10

Pricking Holes

Step 11

Saddle Stitching

Step 12

Edge Creasing

Step 13

Edge Finishing

Step 14

Strap Keepers

Step 15

Punching Strap Holes

Step 16

Attaching Buckle

Step 17

Quick-Release Spring Bars

Step 18

Quality Control

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Before you buy

Find your size & fit

Two-piece sizing — choose your Long End / Short End to match your wrist
A full range of lug widths, 16mm to 24mm
Quick-release spring bars on most models — swap tool-free
Not sure of your size? See our sizing help
Curved-lug or short-lug watches (e.g. F.P. Journe) may need a specific fit — check before ordering

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Questions, answered

How do I choose my size?

Delugs leather straps come in two pieces — a Long End and a Short End — so the buckle sits centred and comfortable. Measure your wrist, then pick the size shown on each product page. If you're between sizes, size down for a snugger fit. Still unsure? Drop us a line on live chat and we'll size you.

What lug width do I need?

Match the lug width to your watch — it's the gap between the lugs where the strap attaches. We make a full range from 16mm to 24mm. If you're not sure, check your exact model in the Strap Finder.

What's the difference between the leathers?

From smooth calf and textured Chèvre to fine-grained Epsom and exotic alligator — each leather has its own character, finish and patina over time. Tap into any product for its material story.

Are they made to order?

Most of our leather straps are hand-made to order by our crafters, so each one is finished just for you. If you need something right away, look for Ready-Stock straps that ship immediately.

Do they come with quick-release spring bars?

Most models include quick-release spring bars, so you can swap straps in seconds without tools.

How do I care for my leather strap?

Keep it away from prolonged water and moisture, wipe gently with a dry cloth, and let it breathe between wears. Exotic leathers carry natural markings and grain variation — part of the character of genuine hide.