Strap for Super Avenger

The lug width of the Breitling Avenger A1337011.C792.101X is 22mm. This measurement is taken with a digital calliper inserted between the two lugs at the point where the strap attaches to the case. All compatible straps for this reference must have a 22mm attachment, whether in leather, NATO nylon or rubber.

Given the 48.40mm case of the Avenger, the most suitable straps are: vegetable-tanned calfskin in a military finish (with contrast stitching), alligator belly or hornback for a more formal register, a 22mm nylon NATO for intensive use, and vulcanised rubber for aquatic or extreme environments. The choice depends on the intended use and dial colour: on black or anthracite dials, dark tones with light stitching work particularly well.

The strap on the Breitling Avenger A1337011.C792.101X is removed using a springbar tool inserted into the lateral slots of the lugs. Standard 22mm springbars are compressed laterally to release the strap. It is advisable to rest the watch on a soft cloth to avoid scratching the case. If you are not comfortable performing this operation, it is best to consult a watchmaker or the Casati Milano atelier.

Yes. Any strap with a 22mm attachment and standard springbars is compatible with the Breitling Avenger A1337011.C792.101X. Milanostraps.it offers a selection of handcrafted leather, rubber and nylon straps specifically tested for this format. For high-end leather straps, Casati Milano produces bespoke straps with straight or slightly curved ends, adapted to the specific lug profile of the Avenger.

The lifespan of a leather strap depends on the quality of the hide, frequency of use and exposure to perspiration and moisture. A quality vegetable-tanned calfskin strap, worn daily, has an average lifespan of 18 to 24 months before replacement is required. An alligator or shell cordovan strap, owing to the density of its fibres, can last 3 to 5 years with periodic conditioning using a leather cream. Casati Milano straps carry an 18-month guarantee against manufacturing defects.