New — reference auto-detect now covers 2,140 watch references. Free fitting, no account needed.

WRISTCRAFT Your watch, properly dressed.

Time is personal. Dress it that way.

Wristcraft is a fitting session for your wrist, run in the browser. Give us the reference on your caseback and how you actually live in the watch — we solve the fit to the millimetre, render a bespoke wardrobe you can turn in real time, and our atelier in Florence cuts it by hand.

Free. Three minutes. No account until you approve a build.

See a finished wardrobe

The fitting session

The Wristcraft fitting session: a wristwatch rendered in three-quarter view with the lug spec panel, fitting steps and leather swatch rail around it
  • LUG 20 MM
  • TAPER 20 → 16
  • THICK 4.2 MM
  • CURVE 8R
  • QUICK-RELEASE

Live fitting — Ref. 116500LN on shell cordovan, 20/16, saddle stitch in oxblood.

Join 41,000 collectors who stopped guessing their lug width. Fitted by reference, not by eye.

Fitted for collectors and boutiques at

Horologium Cadran Maison Ferrat Northmark Watch Co. Calibre & Co Vitrine Sabbia Pelle
“We were sending customers away with the wrong lug width twice a week. Now the fitting happens before they leave the counter.”

312,400

fittings run since 2021

Ilaria Bertone Head of retail, Vitrine — Milano

One session for the whole collection. A concierge for every wrist, open around the clock.

Caliper solves the fit before you pick a single colour.

Type the reference. The engine returns lug width, taper, thickness, case curve and whether your bars are quick-release — measured from 2,140 watches, not guessed from a chart.

Technical drawing of a strap end with dimension lines calling out lug width, taper, thickness and curve radius

A fitting room that needs no appointment.

Turn the watch, change the light, swap the leather. Every change re-renders against your actual reference, so what you approve is what gets cut.

The generated wardrobe card for reference 116500LN, listing three straps with their specs and an approve-build button

Wardrobe Builder curates three to five. Never a grid.

A dress strap, a daily, and the one you did not know you wanted — chosen against your wear pattern, not your last click.

Shell cordovan dress strap in oxblood with a polished buckle

The atelier queue is eleven days, and you can watch it.

Cutting, skiving, saddle stitch, edge burnish, final fit. Each stage photographed and posted to your build.

Milanese steel mesh bracelet with a brushed finish

42 leathers, 14 finishes swatched under real light.

Shell cordovan, alligator, suede, nubuck, canvas, sailcloth, rubber, perlon. Order a five-swatch card and we credit it against your build.

Black alligator strap with a matte scale pattern and deployant clasp

Two things that never met.

Your watch has a spec sheet. Your wardrobe has a mood. Nothing has ever held both at once — so you bought a strap the colour of the photo and hoped.

A watch case on the left and a garment rail on the right, joined by a brass arc carrying the Wristcraft mark
The caseback
Reference, lug width, bar type
The fitting
Wrist, cuff, climate, calendar
The build
One hide, one pattern, one wrist

Built on 312,400 fittings and 2,140 references. One concierge for the bespoke era.

Open the fit engine
references measured
2,140
fit tolerance
±0.15 mm
average bench time
11 days
from 3,180 builds
4.9 / 5
Introducing Caliper

The fit engine inside every Wristcraft session.

Caliper reads your reference and returns a millimetre-true spec — lug width, taper, strap thickness at the lug and at the buckle, case curve radius, bar diameter and clearance. It knows that a 116500LN wants 20/16 and that a 5711 will not take anything over 3.6 mm at the lug. Nothing about that is a chart lookup.

See how Caliper measures a watch
References
2,140
Tolerance
±0.15 mm
Solve time
380 ms
Re-cut rate
0.7%
Caliper fit diagram with dimension lines and a reference chip reading 116500LN
“I have a drawer of straps that nearly fit. Wristcraft is the first thing that asked what the watch was before it asked what I liked.”
Arthur Nkemelu Collector, London — 14 builds Read the story
The Wristcraft workshop bench: leather hide, cutting mat, stitching pony, round knife and edge beveller under a hanging lamp
Bench 3, Via dei Serragli — saddle stitch, seven stitches per inch.
The atelier

Keep collecting. Let the bench do the cutting.

Every approved build leaves the app as a paper pattern on a bench in Florence. One hide, one cutter, one pair of hands from first cut to final burnish — the way a strap was made before straps came in bags of five.

Cut from one hide
Grain and colour match across every strap in a wardrobe, because they come off the same skin.
Saddle stitched by hand
Two needles, one thread. A machine lockstitch unravels from a single cut; this does not.
Edges burnished, not painted
Four passes of gum and friction. Paint chips in a season; a burnished edge darkens for years.
Eleven days, average
Photographed at each stage and posted to your build. Concierge Annual jumps the queue.

Look inside the atelier

“We stopped stocking straps entirely. The fitting runs on an iPad at the counter, the build ships to the customer, and we have five square metres of floor back.”
Théo Marchand Founder, Cadran — Genève
The concierge

A styling service that learns your taste.

Every fitting teaches it something: the browns you keep rejecting, the fact that you never wear the deployant, that your November wrist is 2 mm smaller than your July wrist. By the third session the wardrobe arrives mostly right and you spend your time editing, not searching.

See a finished wardrobe

Wardrobe

Ref. 116500LN

Fitted
Nov 2026
Lug
20 mm
Wrist
17.5 cm
Stylist
Concierge

Oxblood shell cordovan

20/16 · 115/75 · polished

Dress — evenings, cuff-friendly taper

Taupe suede, unlined

20/18 · 120/75 · brushed

Daily — soft break-in, no keeper flare

Ink sailcloth, cognac lining

20/16 · 115/80 · PVD

Weekend — water-shedding, quick-release

€465

Approve build

Three straps, one hide where the colours allow. Approve to send it to the bench.

Nine materials the engine draws from.

What lands in your wardrobe depends on the reference, the wrist and the answers — never on what we are trying to clear.

Oxblood Shell strap in Horween shell cordovan

Oxblood Shell

Horween shell cordovan

18–22 mm · 3.8 mm · polished €215
Taupe Nap strap in Unlined Alcantara suede

Taupe Nap

Unlined Alcantara suede

18–22 mm · 2.9 mm · brushed €150
Tread strap in Vulcanised FKM rubber

Tread

Vulcanised FKM rubber

20–22 mm · 4.4 mm · PVD €125
Olive Field strap in Waxed cotton canvas

Olive Field

Waxed cotton canvas

18–22 mm · 3.1 mm · bead-blasted €130
Mesh 316L strap in Milanese stainless

Mesh 316L

Milanese stainless

18–22 mm · 2.6 mm · brushed €165
Perlon Verdigris strap in Woven nylon, single pass

Perlon Verdigris

Woven nylon, single pass

18–20 mm · 1.8 mm · polished €95
Noir Scale strap in CITES alligator, matte

Noir Scale

CITES alligator, matte

19–21 mm · 4.1 mm · deployant €380
Signal strap in Seatbelt nylon, two-pass

Signal

Seatbelt nylon, two-pass

20–22 mm · 1.4 mm · brushed €85
Tide strap in Ink sailcloth, cognac lining

Tide

Ink sailcloth, cognac lining

20–22 mm · 3.6 mm · PVD €160

Every price is the material at standard length. The fitting sets the actual length, taper and hardware, and the build price is quoted before you approve.

Completed builds, not carts.

You do not add a strap to a basket. You approve a build, and a bench in Florence starts cutting.

The Single Build

One strap, fitted and finished.

€180 one build

WC-BUILD-01

  • Full fitting session and Caliper spec
  • One hand-cut strap in your chosen material
  • Hardware in any of 14 finishes
  • Fit guarantee — re-cut once, free
  • Tracked, insured carriage
Start a single build

Concierge Annual

Up to eight builds and a stylist who remembers.

€1,290 per year

WC-CONC-YR

  • Eight builds across any watches you own
  • Priority bench — five days, not eleven
  • A named stylist and quarterly re-fittings
  • Free re-punch, re-edge and refurbishment
  • First refusal on limited hides
Talk to the concierge

Prices include VAT for EU delivery and are quoted DDP to the US, Canada and the UK. Bespoke builds are made to your specification — read the bespoke order terms before you approve. Bespoke order terms

Before you start the fitting.

The questions the concierge answers most often.

Ask the concierge

What if my watch is not in the fit database?

Around one fitting in twelve lands on a reference we have not measured. The session switches to guided measurement: you photograph the caseback and lay the watch on a printed scale we generate for your screen size, and a human checks the result inside four hours. The build does not start until that check clears, and we add the reference to the database afterwards.

Does the fitting cost anything?

No. The session, the Caliper spec, the 3D preview and the generated wardrobe are free and need no account. You create an account only when you approve a build, because that is the point at which we need an address and a bench slot.

Can I return a bespoke strap?

A made-to-measure strap is exempt from the statutory right of withdrawal under Italian consumer law, so we cannot take it back because you changed your mind. What we do instead is the fit guarantee: if the finished strap does not fit the reference you declared, we re-cut or remake it once at no cost. You also get a twelve-hour window after approval to change anything before we cut.

How accurate is the 3D preview?

Geometrically it is exact — the same spec that drives the render drives the paper pattern. Colour is the honest caveat: leather is a natural material, dye lots move, and shell cordovan in particular looks different in every light. We ship a five-swatch card with wardrobe builds and credit it back for that reason.

How long does a build take?

Eleven days on the bench, on average, plus carriage — two days inside the EU, three to five to the UK and North America. Concierge Annual holds a priority slot and averages five. Every stage is photographed and posted to your build, so you can see where it is without asking.

Do you fit vintage and non-standard lugs?

Yes, and it is most of what makes the job interesting. Fixed bars, drilled lugs, 19 mm and 21 mm oddities, curved-end fitments for integrated cases — the engine flags them and routes the build to a cutter who has done that fitment before. Curved-end work adds four days and €40.

What happens to the photos I upload?

Caseback photos are used to confirm the reference and nothing else. They are deleted ninety days after the build ships, they are never used for marketing, and they are never shared outside the atelier. The fitting measurements themselves are kept for twenty-four months so a returning collector does not have to measure again.

Three minutes. One properly dressed watch.

Start with the reference on your caseback. The fitting does the rest, and nothing is charged until you approve a build.

Free fitting · 11-day builds · Fit guarantee on every strap

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