Strap for Salmon Sector

The Furlan Marri Three Hands 2154-A features a lug width of 20mm. This measurement is determined by the distance between the two spring bar pins that secure the strap to the case. You can verify this by measuring with a digital calliper or ruler between the protruding pins on the case lugs, at both the top and bottom attachment zones.

For the Furlan Marri 2154-A, we recommend a cognac or brown calf leather strap for everyday elegance, or an alligator strap for more formal occasions. For a sportier versatility, a navy or grey NATO strap maintains excellent proportional balance. Rubber straps perform superbly in humid environments. Your choice should reflect intended use: leather for formal settings, NATO for casual wear, rubber for functional durability.

To change the strap on the 2154-A, obtain a spring bar tool (a small lever instrument). Insert the rounded tip into the slot beneath the lug, adjacent to the spring mechanism, and gently lift to release the existing strap. Repeat on the opposite side. Install the new 20mm strap by threading the pins through the attachment holes and pressing downward until you feel the spring bar click into place. Always verify secure attachment before wearing your watch.

Absolutely. The Furlan Marri 2154-A accepts any aftermarket strap with a 20mm lug width. Bespoke artisanal straps offer superior construction quality, noble materials (calf, alligator, shell cordovan), and refined details such as nylon or silk stitching, custom deployante clasps, and unlimited colour options. Ensure the lug width is precisely 20mm and that the pin dimensions align correctly with your watch's spring bar mechanism.

A high-quality artisanal leather strap, worn daily, typically lasts 3–5 years. Longevity varies depending on tanning method: vegetable-tanned leathers develop a distinguished patina over time, whilst aniline-dyed leathers maintain uniform colour stability longer. Wear concentrates around the spring bar fold zone and deployante clasp. Regular maintenance—gentle cleaning and prompt drying after moisture exposure—significantly extends strap lifespan. Experienced collectors often rotate straps seasonally to achieve balanced ageing across multiple pieces.