Hamilton · Ventura

Strap for Ventura Elvis Anniversary

Integrated bracelet: measurements, the most common questions, and the way to a made-to-measure strap.

Integrated bracelet

The Hamilton Ventura H24481731 is designed with a bracelet integrated into the case. For a compatible made-to-measure strap, the Casati Milano atelier builds it on your watch.

ReferenceH24481731
FamilyVentura
MovementETA caliber 956.112 hours, minutes, seconds | date
CaseStainless Steel

Spring bar

Swiss Standard universal spring bars

The right category for this model · 316L steel, all lug widths 13–26 mm

The Ventura H24481731, seen from the bench

The Ventura was introduced by Hamilton in 1957 with its distinctive asymmetric triangular case. It houses the ETA 956.112 quartz caliber with hours, minutes, seconds and date indication. The H24481731 reference maintains the distinctive design of the collection with angular geometric shapes.

Frequently asked questions

Can I fit a standard strap on the Hamilton Ventura H24481731?

No, the bracelet is integrated into the case and the lug doesn't accept standard straps. I've seen many attempts fail. For this model, I build the strap custom, shaped to the unique geometry of your case.

How does the custom strap process work for the Ventura?

I work only at <a href="/pages/casati-booking">Casati Milano</a>, by appointment. I take measurements directly from the case, study the triangular angle, and build the strap that integrates perfectly. It's the only way I know to do it right with this watch.

Which leather do you recommend for the Hamilton Ventura?

I prefer sturdy yet elegant leather: chromexcel or aged English veal. This model has a sport-refined character and won't tolerate fragile or delicate skins. The leather must match the bold shape of the case.

How long does a well-made strap last?

With quality leather and thoughtful use, 6–8 years comfortably. It depends on how you treat it: I let it breathe, don't soak it, hydrate it once in a while. Good leather ages well—it actually tells a story on your case over time.

Why is the Ventura so different from other watches?

Richard Arbib designed an asymmetrical triangular form in 1957—it was the first battery watch, and the case still defies any conventional aesthetic today. It's not a round, classic watch. It demands respect in a strap, one that understands the audacity of the design.

The next step

The right strap isn't chosen. It is built, together.

From the atelier appointment to delivery, every step is made for those who know that things done well take time. Rare leathers, one piece at a time, eighteen months of warranty.

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