Hirsch Duke Alligator-Grain Leather Quick Release Watch Strap

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Price
$60.50
Color:Black
Size/length:17mm/Regular

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Headquartered in Klagenfurt, Austria, Hirsch was established in 1765 as a leather workshop and tannery. It remains a family-owned business to this day, and continues to gain recognition for excellence and innovation in watch strap design.

Looking for the finest quality full grain alligator grain-embossed Italian calfskin leather? You'll find it in Hirsch's Duke strap. With matching stitching, a semi-matte finish and medium padding, the Duke is a total classic. Hirsch's Softglove lining leather is hypoallergenic and gentle on the skin.

All of our Hirsch straps are integrated with handy quick-release spring bars. Prefer standard spring bars? Quick-release bars are easy to remove: simply slide the lever as far as you can to the left, then gently bend back the strap corner until the bar emerges from the slot.

Material:

  • Full grain Italian calfskin leather
  • Softglove leather lining
  • Fitted with a Hirsch-branded polished stainless steel buckle

Sizing:

  • Available in 14mm, 16mm, 17mm, 18mm, 19mm, 20mm, 21mm, 22mm and 23mm
  • Strap/buckle taper: 14mm/12mm, 16mm/14mm, 17mm/16mm, 18mm/16mm, 19mm/18mm, 20mm/18mm, 21mm/18mm, 22mm/20mm, 23mm/20mm
  • 4.6mm thick at lug ends; 3.2mm at opposite ends
  • Regular piece length 120mm / 80mm excluding buckle; total length 7-7/8" (200mm) excluding buckle
  • Short piece length 110mm / 70mm excluding buckle; total length 7-1/8" (180mm) excluding buckle
  • Long piece length 120mm / 100mm excluding buckle; total length 8-5/8" (220mm) excluding buckle
  • Puzzled by the size labeling on your Hirsch strap or packaging? Hirsch refers to mens' strap lengths as follows: Short is "M;" Regular is "L"

Includes:

  • Integrated with stainless steel quick-release spring bars
Help with sizing
  • Inspect the underside of your current watch strap for width indicators.
  • Measure the space between your watch lugs (in millimeters) using a metric ruler.
  • Research the specifications of your watch model on the manufacturer's website.

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