Apple Watch Lizard Band Grey
SKU: APL-403-GRY-SS-1
Lizard is not a material one chooses to follow a trend. One chooses it because they know the difference between a printed texture and one that grows inch by inch, on every single scale.
The grey of this strap is not neutral — it's precise. It complements the brushed steel of the Apple Watch without seeking attention. Genuine lizard skin brings with it a texture that changes in appearance depending on the light: matte in shadow, almost metallic in the sun.
The water-repellent treatment is not a compromise: it's a technical choice that allows the strap to be worn every day, without worrying about rain or sweat. The craftsmanship is Italian — not as a label, but as a method. Every strap passes through the hands of those who know leather even before they know watches.
An honest note: every lizard skin is different from the next. The color in the images is indicative — what you receive may have slightly different shades. That's the price of authenticity.
Technical specifications:
- Material: genuine lizard skin
- Colour: grey
- Lug width: 20mm × 16mm — 22mm × 20mm
- Length: 115mm (long part) × 75mm (short part)
- Thickness: 2.5mm
- Water-repellent treatment
- Compatible with Apple Watch (all versions with 40/41mm and 44/45mm case depending on the variant chosen)
- Made in Italy
Estimated shipping in 2-3 working days
Estimated shipping times: 2-3 working days (Italy), 7-9 days (European market), 15-21 days (international market).
SHIPPING & RETURNS
We are committed to preparing and shipping every order as quickly as possible, working with care so that your items are on their way to you as soon as possible. Need to make a return? Contact us.
Small scales, big character.
A fine pattern and a natural sheen that grows warmer with wear. Thin and light on the wrist, it ages with elegance without stiffening.
The next step
The right strap isn’t chosen. It is built, together.
From the atelier appointment to delivery, every step is made for those who know that things done well take time. Rare leathers, one piece at a time, eighteen months of warranty.
Request an appointment →By appointment only · Milan
The atelier's website: casatimilano.com
The joy of little things
Changing your strap should be as simple as changing your shoes. With us, it is.
Every strap has integrated quick-release spring bars: swap it in one gesture, no tools, no risk of scratching the lugs. The same watch shifts mood with the moment.
Chosen for you
Frequently asked questions
Doesn't lizard mark easily? I really wear my watch every day, even to the gym.
The lizard has a water-repellent treatment — it isn't laboratory-grade protection, it's a technical choice that lets you wear it in the rain or with sweat without worrying about it. That said, it's genuine leather: over time it absorbs what it goes through, it develops a patina. If that's a problem for you, this might not be the right material. But if you appreciate something that ages with you, then it is.
Is the grey I see in the photo what I will receive, or does it vary from piece to piece?
It changes. Not because we lack control — it's because it's genuine lizard. Every skin has its own grain, every scale reflects the light differently. The colour in the images is indicative. Yours might have slightly different shades from what you see. If it's a problem for you that two straps aren't identical pixel by pixel, you should know that this isn't how things work here.
I have a 40mm watch: which size should I get, 20 or 22?
The 20mm × 16mm is for 40/41mm cases. The 22mm × 20mm is for 44/45mm cases. Check your Watch's size on the box and choose accordingly.
Is lizard really more hard-wearing than an ordinary leather, or is it just a matter of looks?
It is not just aesthetics. The lizard texture has grown on the skin: it is not printed on top. This means it withstands wear better — the scales protect the layer underneath. But it is still real leather, not a composite. If you treat it badly, it ages. If you treat it well, it ages well.
Why is it worth buying from us rather than a generic lizard strap that costs 30% less?
Because here every strap passes through the hands of someone who knows leather before even knowing the watch. It's Italian craftsmanship — not as a printed label, but as a method. The difference between leather worked well and leather worked badly isn't visible on day one. You see it after six months, when one is still soft and the other has already gone stiff.

