Bands for Apple Watch and for standard 22mm and 24mm lugs. Two different fitments, and the one you need depends on the watch, not the style.
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How to choose a watch band
Fitment comes first. Apple Watch uses a proprietary connector, not a lug. Traditional watches use a spring bar measured in millimetres across the lug — commonly 22mm or 24mm. A band made for one will not fit the other, whatever it looks like.
Then size. Apple Watch bands are chosen by watch body size in millimetres, printed on the back of the watch. Lug bands are chosen by the gap between the lugs, which you measure.
Then use. Sport bands are built for sweat and water. Quick-release lug bands let you swap without a tool, which matters if one watch does several jobs.
Watch band questions
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Will an Apple Watch band fit my regular watch?
No. Apple Watch uses a proprietary connector rather than a spring-bar lug, so the two are not interchangeable. Check which fitment your watch takes before choosing.
How do I know if I need 22mm or 24mm?
Measure the gap between the lugs where the band meets the watch body. That measurement in millimetres is the size you need.
What size Apple Watch band do I need?
Apple Watch bands are sized by the watch body in millimetres, which is printed on the back of the watch. Our find my model guide walks through finding it.
Not sure which model you have? Our find my model guide identifies your iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad and AirPods from the device itself — the most common reason an accessory does not fit is buying for the wrong generation.