Strap for Laureato Absolute Ti 230 Grey

No, the bracelet is integrated into the case. There are no traditional spring bar lugs—a standard strap simply won't attach. The only option is to have a bespoke strap built directly onto your watch, which I do in the atelier.

I work by appointment only at <a href="/pages/casati-booking">Casati Milano</a>, via XX Settembre 15. I measure your case directly, study the junction, and hand-model the leather to achieve millimetre-perfect integration with the original titanium without forcing anything.

I favour sporty-elegant leather with semi-fluid finishing: it has the technical integrity titanium deserves, yet breathes and follows the wrist without stiffness. On such a geometrically precise watch, I'd avoid overly textured or elaborate leathers. Simplicity honours the architecture.

Five to ten years of daily wear, depending on how you care for it. Fine leather ages, patinas, develops character. That's not decay—that's soul emerging. With occasional cleaning and protection from constant moisture, it changes in appearance but endures.

Designed in 1975, its octagonal case with faceted bezel isn't decorative detail—it's the watch's language itself. It demands respect for geometry. A strap for the Laureato isn't an accessory; it's part of its architecture. That's why I build it with artisan care, not as simple replacement.