Watch Band Guides

Watch Band Won't Stay On? Fix It Before You Rep...

Bands that detach, won't click in, slide around or smell are usually fixable. How to diagnose the cause and when a band is genuinely finished.

Watch Band Won't Stay On? Fix It Before You Rep...

Bands that detach, won't click in, slide around or smell are usually fixable. How to diagnose the cause and when a band is genuinely finished.

How to Clean a Watch Band: Silicone, Nylon, Lea...

How to clean silicone, nylon, leather and metal bands properly, why soap residue causes irritation, and how to tell when a band is genuinely finished.

How to Clean a Watch Band: Silicone, Nylon, Lea...

How to clean silicone, nylon, leather and metal bands properly, why soap residue causes irritation, and how to tell when a band is genuinely finished.

Silicone vs Nylon vs Leather Watch Bands: Which...

What each material is genuinely good and bad at, how long each lasts, and why adjustability affects heart-rate accuracy as well as comfort.

Silicone vs Nylon vs Leather Watch Bands: Which...

What each material is genuinely good and bad at, how long each lasts, and why adjustability affects heart-rate accuracy as well as comfort.

How to Measure for a Watch Band: Lug Width and ...

How to measure lug width and wrist circumference, why you should measure the gap rather than the band, and which brands skip lugs entirely.

How to Measure for a Watch Band: Lug Width and ...

How to measure lug width and wrist circumference, why you should measure the gap rather than the band, and which brands skip lugs entirely.

Buying a Watch Band as a Gift: What You Need to...

How to identify someone's watch, which brands need the exact model, and which band types are safe to buy without knowing their wrist size.

Buying a Watch Band as a Gift: What You Need to...

How to identify someone's watch, which brands need the exact model, and which band types are safe to buy without knowing their wrist size.

Bad Heart Rate Readings? Check Your Band Fit First

Heart rate lagging, spiking or matching your cadence usually means band fit. How to position and tighten a watch, and which bands adjust best.

Bad Heart Rate Readings? Check Your Band Fit First

Heart rate lagging, spiking or matching your cadence usually means band fit. How to position and tighten a watch, and which bands adjust best.