Strap for 1926 36 Stainless Steel / Rose Gold / White

The Tudor 1926 reference 91451-0009 features a lug width of 19 millimetres. This dimension is specific to this two-tone 36mm model and maintains visual coherence with the case proportions. To verify your lug width measurement, position a digital calliper between the two holes where the lugs attach to the case, perpendicular to the case body.

For the stainless steel and rose gold two-tone of the 91451-0009, we recommend alligator in chocolate brown or vegetable-tanned calf leather for chromatic continuity. Alternatively, an anthracite grey NATO keeps the two-tone case as focal point, whilst a black rubber strap offers maximum functional versatility. All straps must feature a 19mm lug width.

Removing the strap requires a spring bar remover or a small blunt-tipped tool. Insert the tip into the lateral hole of the lug to compress the internal spring mechanism, then pull the lug downward. Repeat on the opposite side. To install the new strap, reverse the procedure: snap the spring bar into the strap lugs (19mm) and verify it is fully seated.

Yes, any strap with a 19mm lug width is mechanically compatible with the 91451-0009. Verify the strap has been constructed for this precise width. Quality aftermarket straps often exhibit superior material consistency and stitching compared to OEM options, particularly when crafted from premium leathers such as African alligator or shell cordovan.

Leather strap longevity depends upon wear frequency, maintenance practices, and tanning quality. A vegetable-tanned calf strap, worn daily, develops patina within 6–8 months and maintains structural integrity for 2–3 years with proper care. Alligator, being more resilient, may last 3–5 years. Regular maintenance (cleaning, occasional conditioning) significantly extends strap lifespan.