Strap for Duopod White Lines

No. The bracelet is integrated into the case—there's no standard lug where you'd attach a strap. Newson designed it as one unified piece. If you want to change the bracelet, I craft one bespoke directly for your watch, respecting every curve of the case.

You visit the atelier. I study the case directly on your wrist, measure the lugs, and hand-model the strap so it integrates perfectly with the Duopod's geometry. It's the only approach that makes sense. Book a visit to <a href="/pages/casati-booking">Casati Milano</a>.

I favour vegetable-tanned leather, sturdy and with a sporty character. The Duopod has that organic tension, almost sculptural—it deserves leather that ages with personality, patinas over time and tells its own story. It's a watch you wear, not display.

It depends on wear. With care—not submerging it repeatedly in water, drying it if wet—good leather holds five, six years, sometimes longer. The leather changes colour, softens, acquires history. When needed, I restore it or remake it. It's not disposable.

In 1994, Newson rejected canonical forms. The case is sculptural, biomorphic—every curve speaks. It's not design for design's sake: function and geometry find each other. That's why the strap cannot be an accessory, but must be part of the watch's body itself.