Watch straps for the IWC Portugieser
The elegant Portugieser harmonizes perfectly with fine calfskin and high-quality alligator leather straps.
Common lug widths: depending on the reference and case size, usually around 20 to 22 mm.
What strap width does the IWC Portugieser require?
- IWC Portugieser Automatic 40, 40 mm: 20 mm lug width
- IWC Portugieser Chronograph, approx. 41 mm: 20 mm lug width
- IWC Portugieser Automatic 42, 42 mm: 22 mm lug width
Our recommendations for the IWC Portugieser
Watch Straps for the IWC Pilot’s Watch
Robust calfskin, vintage, and textile straps are particularly well-suited for the Pilot's Watch.
Common Lug Widths: usually around 20 to 22 mm, depending on the model.
What lug width does an IWC Pilot's Watch require?
- IWC Pilot's Watch Mark XX, 40 mm: 20 mm lug width
- IWC Pilot's Watch Chronograph 41, 41 mm: 20 mm lug width
- IWC Big Pilot's Watch 43, 43 mm: 21 mm lug width
- IWC Big Pilot's Watch 46, approx. 46 mm: 22 mm lug width
Our Recommendations for the IWC Pilot’s Watch
Watch Straps for the IWC Portofino
The classic character of the Portofino is particularly emphasized by fine leather and elegant, flat watch straps.
What lug width does the IWC Portofino require?
- IWC Portofino Automatic 34, 34 mm: 16 mm lug width
- IWC Portofino Automatic 37, 37 mm: 18 mm lug width
- IWC Portofino Automatic 40, 40 mm: 20 mm lug width
Our Recommendations for the IWC Portofino
Watch Straps for Other IWC Models
In addition to Portugieser, Pilot's Watch and Portofino, IWC offers other well-known watch models that can be combined with a high-quality watch strap depending on the version. These include the IWC Big Pilot's Watch, Mark XX, Ingenieur, Aquatimer and Da Vinci. From classic leather to striking vintage leather to robust sports straps, there are different options depending on the model.
Especially with different generations and case sizes, the lug width and strap attachment can differ. Therefore, always check the measurements and the attachment of your specific IWC before ordering









