Strap for Polo FortyFive Chronograph ADLC

No, the bracelet is integrated into the case and the attachment is proprietary. A commercial strap won't fit. To change the strap, I build it bespoke directly on your watch: it's the only respectful way.

Visit the <a href="/pages/casati-booking">Atelier Casati Milano</a> by appointment only. I take measurements directly from the case, study how the integrated bracelet dialogues with the case geometry, and build everything by hand. It's not quick, but it's precise.

I prefer leather that ages well and has body: alligator or fine calf. The Polo is a sporty-elegant watch, born in 1979 with strong character. It needs leather that withstands time and doesn't disappear against that titanium.

With daily wear and ordinary care, 8–12 years. It depends on the leather: it ages gracefully if you protect it from running water, don't bend it unnaturally. After that, if you want, we rebuild everything new without touching the watch.

It was designed in 1979 as a manifesto of coherence between form and function. That continuity between case and bracelet is not a detail, it's the design intent. That's why a strap must respect that architecture, not deny it.