IWC Pilot style rubber watch strap - Rubber (black, blue, green, brown, red...)

The IWC Pilot-style rubber strap gives the watch a more functional, flexible, and contemporary look. Its instrument-like spirit echoes the codes of pilot's watches, while offering a waterproof and colorful alternative for everyday use.

Compatible, non-official product. Brands are mentioned solely for compatibility purposes.

Width

20 mm, 21 mm, and 22 mm

Dimensions

Standard length depending on selected option

Compatibility

Watches with straight lugs 20mm to 22mm, especially IWC Pilot style

Loop

Steel pin buckle included

Sewing

no stitching

Lining

Unlined

Subject

Rubber

Clean with clear water and a soft cloth. Dry after exposure to water. Avoid solvents, abrasive products, and high heat.

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What is a quick-release spring bar, and how does it work?

The spring bar is the small spring-loaded pin that connects the strap to the watch lugs. On a quick-release spring bar, a small lever protrudes from beneath the strap. Pull it with your fingernail and the pin retracts, releasing the strap.

Change your strap in four steps

Pull the quick-release lever to release one side of the strap, then the other.
Insert one end of the new strap’s spring bar into the lug hole.
Pull the lever, align the other end with the second hole, then let go.
Gently tug on the strap: you’ll hear a slight click, and it’s in place.

A strap for every occasion

Calfskin for the weekend, cordovan for work, alligator for special occasions: your watch can change its look as quickly as you do. One watch, several straps, and just as many personalities.

Select the quick-release spring bar option on the product page for each strap when adding it to your cart.

Your custom bracelet

Length, width, leather, color, stitching, lining, buckle: in our Parisian workshop, every detail is adjusted to your watch and your wrist. Our craftsmen cut, sew, and stitch your leather strap, chosen from over 10,000 materials, in the purest tradition of saddlery and leatherworking.