How to Resize a Cut-to-Fit Strap

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[@mikenewjersey6502]

i really need a template of that measuring tape so I can see exactly how to cut my band.

[@The-Warrior-Optimist]

Makes video about resizing strap... ends up still being the wrong sizez

[@eresonance]

You need to cut an additional 5mm off each end to compensate for the size of the buckle. So if your watch+strap is 4cm larger than your measured wrist, take off 2.5cm on each end to get the fit right. I really like the band, wears comfortably and the rubber is high quality. Screw the next guy you sell it to, if they want a new strap they can go buy a new one...

[@Manic.miner2077]

Sorry luminox, I do like your watches, but this strap is a no for me, much prefer the traditional rubber strap and buckle

[@davidmays1115]

I agree. The old fashioned way is best.

[@eerlijkerecensent1243]

Agree totally. If you cut wrong you lose a strap

[@jonatansterling397]

Nice watch but bad strap mechanism. Should follow the way Oris did it.

[@ROrneli]

a wrong cut and there goes your 150 dollar strap, horrible design, and what if you want to sell it later?

[@LL3L.]

Exactly my thoughts

[@scottmarquis7624]

Puts me off buying a Luminox Pacific watch, I like to sell my watches on from time to time (pun intentional). No chance with my skinny wrists. Terrible concept...

[@alp9487]

amen

[@eerlijkerecensent1243]

I have the same problem. Put normal holes in it, so you could do it like leather strap