Strap for GA-110TS-8A4 Grey Purple

No. The bracelet is integrated into the case — there are no standard lugs where you can thread a strap. I've seen many customers discover this after purchase. On this model I work directly in the workshop, building the strap bespoke around your case geometry.

You visit <a href="/pages/casati-booking">Casati Milano</a>, by appointment only. I take measurements of your case directly at the bench, centimetre by centimetre. Then I shape the strap in technical leather so it integrates seamlessly with the existing lugs. It's precise work, not quick.

I prefer robust vegetable-tanned leathers — vegetable chromium or resilient anilines. This watch was built for the street, the gym, the active wrist. Soft leather wears out too quickly. Hard hide ages badly next to resin. I seek balance: leather that moves with the strap, absorbs impact, grows more beautiful over time.

It depends on use and care. If you wear it every day without protection, I'll give you 4–5 years before the leather shows serious fatigue. If you maintain it — light care every six months, protection from heavy sweat — 7–8 years is normal. Leather ages with dignity, it doesn't fall apart.

It stems from Kikuo Ibe's vision in the '80s: a watch that resists drops, impacts, compression. The integrated protections, the shaped lugs — it all serves a purpose. It's not aesthetic whimsy, it's structure. This is why a bespoke strap isn't optional: it must dialogue with that geometry, respect it. That's what I've learned at the bench over time.