Stowa
Flieger Flieger No Logo— lug 20mm
Stowa Flieger Flieger No Logo: 20mm strap. Alligator, box calf, shell cordovan and rubber, cut and stitched in Milano. Choose your leather.
Technical Specifications
Stowa Flieger No LogoThe essential strap measurement.
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ETA caliber 2824-2 Hours, Minutes, Seconds | Date
The Heritage
Compatible Straps
Selected for the 20mm lug width of the Flieger
FAQ
What is the lug width of the Stowa Flieger No Logo?
The Stowa Flieger No Logo features a <a href="/pages/termine-glossario/misura-ansa">lug width</a> of 20mm, a rare specification emphasising refined wrist compatibility and German watchmaking heritage. Measurement must be taken internally between the lugs using a digital calliper, not on the visible spring bar length.
Which strap do you recommend pairing with the Flieger No Logo?
For the Flieger No Logo, we recommend leather straps in <a href="/pages/termine-glossario/concia-vegetale">vegetable tanning</a> brown or black, hand-stitched calf leather, or <a href="/pages/termine-glossario/alligatore">alligator</a> for formal contexts. NATO in Cordura® fabric is the authentic choice for aviation use. Avoid straps with heavy <a href="/pages/termine-glossario/deployante">deployante</a> clasps: Bauhaus elegance is emphasised by simple, understated buckles.
How do I change the strap on this watch?
Changing the strap on the Flieger No Logo requires 5 minutes: use a PIN REMOVER tool or small flat screwdriver to push the lateral pins inward from the inside, supporting the case on a soft surface. Extract the old strap, align the new strap holes with the lugs, reinsert the pins and verify they seat completely. No specialist equipment required.
Can I use aftermarket straps compatible with this lug width?
Yes, any strap with 20mm lug compatibility is fully compatible. Stowa does not use proprietary lug systems, therefore third-party manufacturers such as Hirsch, Barenia, Cordovan and Milano Straps guarantee complete interchangeability. Always verify the maximum lug thickness (3.5–4.2mm) to prevent friction with the case.
How long does a leather strap last on this watch?
A vegetable-tanned leather strap lasts an average of 3–4 years with daily wear, developing aesthetic patina in the final 12 months. Alligator, being more resistant to tearing, exceeds 5 years. Longevity depends on ambient humidity, direct sun exposure and cleaning frequency. Milano Straps guarantees rapid replacement within 48 hours.