Strap for Tradition PVD Yellow Gold / Black

The lug width of the Tissot Tradition T063.610.36.057.00 is 20mm. This dimension, measured between the internal attachment points of the case, allows you to fit a wide range of quality aftermarket straps. To verify the correct measurement, use a digital calliper positioned perpendicular to the inner shoulders of the lugs.

The best strap depends on your intended use. For formal contexts, we recommend alligator with vegetable tanning (cognac brown or black). For daily wear and versatile matching, Italian calf leather with vegetable tanning and medium grain offers natural aging aesthetics. For summer or sports use, a linen or cordura NATO ensures practicality and quick colour changes. FKM rubber is ideal for humid environments or physical activities.

The Tissot Tradition T063.610.36.057.00 features fixed lugs. To change the strap: 1) Obtain a spring bar removal tool or a flat knife. 2) Position the watch on a stable surface. 3) Insert the tool into the slot beneath the lug, pushing upward to release the internal spring. 4) Extract the spring bar from the case. 5) Repeat on the opposite side. 6) Install the new strap by aligning the bars in the holes, pressing until the retention spring clicks.

Yes, absolutely. Any strap with a 20mm lug width is compatible with the Tissot Tradition T063.610.36.057.00. We recommend straps with proportioned lugs (thickness 1.2–1.6mm, steel width 18–19mm) for optimal fit. A quality aftermarket strap, made from alligator, calf or technical textile, is not only compatible but enhances aesthetics and comfort over original Tissot options.

A quality leather strap (alligator or vegetable-tanned calf) typically lasts 3–5 years with moderate daily wear, assuming basic maintenance: air-dry after water contact, apply leather balm every 6–8 months, avoid prolonged moisture exposure. Durability increases if you rotate the watch with others, reducing mechanical stress. Textile (NATO) and rubber straps last 2–4 years before visible wear signs, but are more economical to replace and allow frequent aesthetic experimentation.