Strap for PRX Quartz 25 Rose Gold / Rose - Diamond

The lug width of the Tissot PRX T137.010.33.506.00 is 8mm. This measurement is critical for compatibility: it represents the distance between the metal pins that connect the case to the strap. A precise measurement using callipers is recommended before ordering an aftermarket strap. Milano Straps manufactures straps to measure with extreme artisanal tolerances to guarantee a perfect fit.

The choice depends on usage and aesthetic preference. For formal contexts, a dark brown alligator or vegetable-tanned calf offers elegance and natural ageing. For daily sporting use, a NATO strap in ballistic canvas or ripstop fabric ensures robustness and versatility. For informal settings and recreational activities, an FKM rubber strap maintains water resistance and comfort. The compact geometry of the 25mm PRX particularly values materials that develop patina over time.

The process is straightforward with the right tools. Use a springbar tool to gently remove the metal pins from the integrated lugs of the case. Insert the pins into the new strap, then seat the strap in the lugs. Apply controlled pressure and ensure the pins are fully locked. If you lack confidence, the Casati Milano Atelier offers on-site strap-changing service by appointment using conservative techniques that preserve the case finish.

Yes, provided they strictly respect the 8mm lug width. Milano Straps manufactures straps in natural leather (alligator, calf, shell cordovan), technical textiles (NATO, canvas), and rubber with constructive tolerances that guarantee certified compatibility. The integrated case of the PRX T137.010.33.506.00 does not accept variation: a bespoke strap or one specifically calculated for this lug width is mandatory.

A quality leather strap, such as those created by Milano Straps in alligator or vegetable-tanned calf, typically lasts 5–10 years with conscious daily wear. Longevity depends on frequency of wear, climate, personal care, and maintenance. Vegetable-tanned leather ages visibly and nobly, developing patina. A NATO strap in ballistic fabric, by contrast, reaches 10–15 years. FKM rubber degrades more rapidly (3–5 years), particularly in sunny environments or high temperatures.