Strap for Royal Oak Extra-Thin White Gold - Diamond / Diamond

No, it cannot. The bracelet is integrated directly into the case: there is no conventional lug to attach a standard strap. The connection is proprietary, tapered, and requires work built specifically around that watch. I make it in the atelier, with the case in front of me.

I work exclusively by appointment through <a href="/pages/casati-booking">Casati Milano</a>, my atelier at Via XX Settembre 15 in Milan. I take measurements directly from the case, study the geometry of the attachment, and build each end piece by hand. There is no template: every strap is made from scratch for that specific watch.

I recommend natural Barenia. The Royal Oak has a hybrid character — sporting in shape, refined in its materials — and Barenia follows the same logic: robust, understated, able to age with dignity. White gold is already luminous; I prefer a leather that accompanies without overwhelming.

With quality leather and basic care, I count on at least five to eight years of daily wear. I recommend keeping it away from water and letting it rest by alternating with a second strap. Barenia develops a personal patina over time: it becomes more beautiful, not worse.

In 1972, Gérald Genta did something rare: he took steel — a material associated with sports watches — and worked it as though it were a precious metal. The octagonal bezel with its exposed hexagonal screws is not decoration, it is structure. I have seen many watches follow trends; this one built its own language and never needed to change it.