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20mm quick release straps compatible with smartwatches from Huawei, Amazfit, COROS, Fossil, Skagen, Polar, Withings, Honor and TicWatch, plus any classic watch with a 20mm lug width.
All straps here use the universal quick-release system — see the full quick release watch straps range.
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20mm is a common middle-ground lug width, used on mid-size smartwatch cases and on countless classic dress and field watches alike. Nine brands in our range use 20mm on at least one model, from Huawei's smaller GT cases to Withings' health trackers, listed by brand below.
The spring bar's built-in lever means each strap lifts off by hand, with no tools or watchmaker needed.
20mm is arguably the single most common lug width across mechanical and quartz watches generally, so these straps fit a huge range of non-smart watches too — just confirm the gap between your lugs measures 20mm before ordering.
If you're not sure your watch is 20mm, check the manufacturer's spec sheet or measure the gap between the lugs with a small ruler. Quick-release straps are labeled by that lug gap rather than the watch's face diameter, so a slim 38mm dress watch and a 46mm sport case can both take the same 20mm strap if the lug gap matches.
Several of the brands on this page — Amazfit, COROS, Huawei, Polar and TicWatch among them — sell the same watch family in two case sizes, and the smaller case almost always steps down to 20mm while the larger case stays at 22mm. That's why a generation name or family name alone doesn't tell you the width: it's the specific case size, in millimeters, that decides which strap a given watch actually needs, not the marketing name it's sold under.
Every brand below has at least one 20mm model.
If your model isn't listed, it may use a different width — see our 22mm and 18mm pages, or browse every quick-release width in one place.
All six strap styles come in 20mm, and each suits a different part of the day.
Vornis silicone sport handles workouts, runs and swims without holding onto sweat, while Mavric braided loop's woven nylon flexes with the wrist for all-day comfort. Rovan magnetic loop is a slim, adjustable alternative that's quick to put on and take off between activities.
Solin magnetic milanese's stainless mesh and magnetic clasp suit 20mm cases for the office, while Véllo and Voren nylon loops are soft and lightweight enough to sleep in comfortably for overnight heart-rate and sleep tracking.
Push the small lever on the underside of the spring bar toward the center to release the old strap, then slide it out of the lugs.
Press one end of the new bar's spring pin into the lugs and click the other end into place — the swap takes seconds and no tools.
There's no case-back to open and no separate spring-bar tool to buy — the release lever is built into the bar itself, so the same motion works every time you switch styles.
Rinse silicone and nylon styles with water and mild soap, then let them air-dry flat rather than wringing them out.
Wipe magnetic milanese and magnetic loop styles with a dry or barely damp cloth to protect the clasp mechanism.
Letting any style dry fully before storing it also helps avoid the trapped moisture that's the most common cause of a stiff spring-bar lever over time.
A few models share a name with a 20mm watch but actually use a different width or connector entirely: