Strap for Racing-Touch MOP / Rubber

The lug width (misura ansa) of the Tissot Touch T002.520.17.111.00 is precisely 20mm. This measurement represents the distance between the inner edges of the two lugs on the case. It is essential to verify this dimension with a digital calliper before purchasing an aftermarket strap, as even minor variations would result in poor fitment to the lugs.

Given the technical and sporting character of the Tissot Touch, the following are recommended: thick rubber straps with pronounced grooves to maintain the futuristic identity; NATO straps in nylon or cordura for versatility and rapid changeover capability; black leather straps with brushed or satin steel deployante for formal occasions. Ornate straps that might visually compete with the complex digital dial are discouraged.

Remove the original strap using a precision spring bar tool. Locate the two spring bars positioned at the case lugs on each side. Apply controlled pressure with the tool to compress the internal spring and release the bar. Repeat for the second lug attachment. Align the new strap to the lugs and reinsert the spring bars, ensuring complete seating on both sides before releasing pressure.

All aftermarket straps measuring exactly 20mm in width are universally compatible with the Tissot Touch T002.520.17.111.00, provided they meet this specification precisely. Always verify the technical specifications from your supplier before purchase. MilanoStraps offers a dedicated collection of 20mm straps crafted from artisanal leather, NATO fabrics, and technical rubber, all tested on this specific model.

A quality natural leather strap (vegetable-tanned calf or shell cordovan) typically lasts 2-4 years with regular daily wear, depending on sun exposure, humidity, and maintenance practices. The substantial 43mm case diameter of the Tissot Touch requires leather of adequate thickness—minimum 1.8-2.0mm is recommended to withstand wrist movement stresses. Seasonal rotation between multiple straps significantly extends the lifespan of each.