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Counfused about how to know what lug width your strap needs to be?  Just read the info below!

Lug width = the width of your strap at the point where it attaches to the watch, aka the lugs.  This is always measured in millimeters.  If you don't know your lug width, you can: 

1) Use a ruler:  Best for all watches  Most rulers have MM demarcations, simply measure the internal width of the lugs (the "horns" where the strap attaches to the watch).  If your watch is a Radiomir Panerai it's best to go by case size or model number, see below.

2) Case size:  Applies to Panerai only  

• 40mm case: 20mm or 22mm lug width (use a ruler with MM demarcations to see which)
• 42mm case: 22mm lug width
• 44mm case: 24mm lug width
• 47mm case: 26mm lug width (Radiomirs can use 27mm as well, I suggest sticking with 26mm)

3) Model number:  Applies to Panerai only  The Panerai Model # is a three or four digit number preceded by PAM.  Example: PAM00112 = PAM 112, PAM01392 = PAM 1392.  This number is not on your Panerai, it's probably on your receipt or on a sticker on one of the boxes your Panerai came in.  Once you know your model number you can enter it in the search field below and your watch, case size and lug width will show up.

This table may not contain all Panerai models, particularly recently released models. 

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