Strap for PRS 200 Quartz Chronograph Silver

The lug width of the Tissot PRS 200 T067.417.11.031.00 is 19mm. This technical specification indicates the width of the lug aperture where the strap is inserted. Measuring the lug width correctly is essential to avoid purchasing errors: position a calliper across the inner lug shoulders, from one side to the other. For the PRS 200, the result will invariably be 19mm.

The Tissot PRS 200 T067.417.11.031.00, being a stainless steel sports chronograph, accommodates multiple strap options. An alligator in black or slate grey emphasises the case's severity; a vegetable-tanned calf leather in dark brown allows natural patina development and visible ageing; a NATO nylon strap remains the most tactical solution for informal environments. A stainless steel deployant clasp maintains aesthetic coherence with the original case finishes.

To change the strap on the PRS 200 T067.417.11.031.00, minimal tools are required: a spring bar removal tool or a rounded knife. Place the watch on a soft surface. Insert the tool into the small lateral hole on the lug, fine and longitudinal, and gently push to extract the horizontal suspension bar (spring bar). Once removed, the old strap slides away. Repeat symmetrically on the other side. For installation, align the two holes of the new lug with the spring bar ends and press until the positioning click.

Yes, any artisanal strap with 19mm lug width is compatible with the Tissot PRS 200 T067.417.11.031.00. Compatibility is determined by the width of the lug holes (19mm of space) and the total length of the strap, which must cover the wrist plus functional overlap. Always verify total dimensions (upper side length + lower side length) before ordering, consulting our 19mm collection specifications.

The lifespan of an artisanal leather strap depends on tanning method, material quality and usage regime. A vegetable-tanned calf strap under moderate use (3–4 days weekly) can remain intact for 18–24 months, with patina stratifying. A superior-quality alligator extends this interval to 30 months. Prolonged exposure to humidity, direct sweat contact and UV rays accelerates deterioration. Rotating with other straps (rubber, NATO) significantly prolongs the life of the leather option.