Matte Black Aligator Strap For Tissot PRX

1. Measuring Your Wrist

1. Use a Measuring Tape (or Paper/String + Ruler)

   • Wrap a strip of paper or a piece of string around your wrist where you normally wear your watch.

   • Mark where the paper/string overlaps, then measure that length with a ruler (in centimeters or inches).

2. Print a Paper Wrist Sizer (If Needed)

   • Open the PDF containing the wrist sizer and set “Actual Size” or deselect “Scale to Fit” in your print settings.

   • Cut along the lines and insert the pointed end through the slot.

   • Place it around your wrist. The number where it meets the slot is your wrist circumference.

3. Check the Accuracy

   • Some printed guides include a reference box (e.g., for placing a credit card). Compare to ensure the printout is not scaled.

2. Strap Structure & Standard Lengths

Each Zeniovn leather strap consists of two parts:

• Long End (C)

• Short End (D)

We offer three standard lengths:

1. Small

   • Long End (C): 105 mm

   • Short End (D): 65 mm

   • Recommended wrist circumference: 14.5 – 17.0 cm

2. Medium

   • Long End (C): 115 mm

   • Short End (D): 70 mm

   • Recommended wrist circumference: 16.5 – 19.0 cm

3. Large

   • Long End (C): 125 mm

   • Short End (D): 75 mm

   • Recommended wrist circumference: 18.5 – 21.0 cm

Tip: If you are between two sizes, we suggest going one size up for comfort. If you need a strap shorter than 105/65 or longer than 125/75, a custom order is always possible.

3. Strap Diagram Key

To help identify each part of the strap:

• A – Lug width (the width that fits between the watch lugs)

• B – Buckle width

• C – Long strap length (long end)

• D – Short strap length (short end)

• E – Distance to the middle hole

• F – Distance between holes (generally 6 mm)

• G – Hole diameter (generally 1.8 mm)

• Number of Holes – 7 holes in all standard straps

4. Recommended Wrist Sizes by Case Diameter

Below is an additional table combining wrist size and case diameter. However, please prioritize your actual wrist measurement and the “C” & “D” lengths when deciding:

Note: These figures are a rough guide; personal fit can vary based on lug-to-lug distance, strap thickness, case shape, and personal preference (snug or loose fit).

5. Additional Tips

• Accurate Measurement: Measure carefully to avoid choosing the wrong size.

• Extra Holes: Aim for 1–2 spare holes so the strap is neither too tight nor too loose.

• Lug-to-Lug Distance: If your watch has a larger lug-to-lug span, you may prefer a slightly longer strap.

• Wrist Shape: An oval wrist vs. a round wrist can affect how the strap sits and fastens.

If you are still unsure, visit a Zeniovn boutique or authorized dealer to try on straps in person, or contact our Customer Service team for a personalized recommendation. Remember, custom sizing is available if you need it.