Strap for Serpenti Tubogas Silver Double Tour

No, the bracelet is integrated into the case — there's no standard lug where you can thread a strap. Owners come to me at the atelier because I've learned to build the strap directly onto the geometry of the case, measurement by measurement.

I work by appointment only at <a href="/pages/casati-booking">Casati Milano</a>. I bring the watch, take measurements of the case attachment, and build the strap from there. It's true craftsmanship: every step is tied to that wrist and that watch.

I prefer Mississippi alligator for this model. The Serpenti has both a sensual and architectural character — alligator skin speaks naturally to that metal sculpture, with a durability that deserves a watch built this way. It ages beautifully.

With care, 8–12 years of regular wear. The leather ages, changes colour, develops a patina that tells time. A strap isn't finished when it wears — it often gets repaired or refinished. It depends on how you treat it and how much you love that watch.

Because the tubular bracelet isn't just aesthetic — it's part of the structure. When I remove the original bracelet, the case reveals a geometry that demands a solution that isn't a compromise. That's why in the atelier I study every millimetre: the strap must breathe with Bulgari's design, not diminish it.