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A quick release strap has a small sliding lever built into each spring bar. Push the lever with a fingernail, the bar retracts, and the strap lifts out — no spring-bar tool, no scratched lugs, no trip to a watchmaker. Putting the new one on is the same motion in reverse, and it takes about ten seconds per side.
This is the most common strap fitting on the market. It is what most non-Apple, non-Fitbit smartwatches use, and it is also what the majority of traditional watches have used for decades — which is why the same strap fits a Huawei GT and a 1970s dress watch, provided the lug width matches.
Turn the watch over and look at where the strap meets the case. If you can see a tiny lever or a small notch on the bar between the lugs, it is quick release. Three quick checks:
Garmin is its own case: most Garmin watches use QuickFit, a rotating clip Garmin designed, not a spring bar. Those take QuickFit 20, QuickFit 22 or QuickFit 26 straps instead.
Quick release straps are sold by lug width — the gap between the lugs, measured in millimetres. Measure that gap with a ruler, or check your watch manual. Once you know the number, go straight to your size:
Get the width right and the strap simply fits — the brand of the watch does not matter.
Scratch the silver to find out.
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