Strap for Quickster Chronograph Rose PVD / Silver

The lug width of the Tissot Quickster T095.417.36.037.00 is 20mm. This measurement is crucial for selecting the correct strap and represents the distance between the mounting pins positioned on the case. Milano Straps offers a comprehensive selection of straps in this size, from leather to rubber and NATO options.

The ideal strap for the Quickster depends on intended use. For formal or business casual contexts, alligator in cognac brown or deep black highlights the sophistication of the chronographic movement. For authentic sportswear, a robust cotton NATO or FKM rubber maintains the watch in dynamic register. Vegetable-tanned calf leather represents the versatile compromise, creating shared patina with the brushed stainless steel case.

Strap replacement requires a spring bar tool, a specialised instrument designed to compress the small elastic pins that anchor the strap to the case. Insert the tool into the groove on the pin's protrusion and apply gentle inward pressure to release the current strap's end. Once removed, align the new strap with the holes and allow the pins to snap into their seats. The operation takes seconds and requires no special expertise.

Yes, the Quickster is fully compatible with aftermarket 20mm straps from any quality manufacturer. The standard 20mm lug width ensures complete versatility in material, colour and style selection. Milano Straps offers a specialised collection of 20mm straps in premium leathers (alligator, calf, shell cordovan), textile solutions and rubber, all selected to harmonise aesthetically with this Swiss chronograph's identity.

A premium leather strap—alligator, vegetable-tanned calf or shell cordovan—retains its structural and tactile properties for 5–10 years with moderate use, provided it receives basic maintenance: avoid prolonged water immersion, protect from direct heat sources and occasionally apply a leather-specific balm. Actual lifespan depends on frequency of use, climate and exposure to atmospheric agents. A rubber or NATO strap, by contrast, withstands 8–12 years of intensive use thanks to the material stability of these compounds.