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Crafting quality watch straps

To ensure your rubber strap lasts a lifetime, follow these care guidelines:
Two Tudor Black Bay 58 watches on beige fabric background one bronze with green rubber strap and one navy blue with grey rubber strap

1. AVOID PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO DIRECT SUNLIGHT

Extended exposure to sunlight can degrade rubber over time. When not in use, store your strap in a cool, shaded place.
Panerai Luminor Marina with navy blue rubber strap resting on a light blue striped shirt next to sunglasses

2. RINSE AFTER EXPOSURE TO SALT WATER OR CHLORINE

After swimming in the ocean or a pool, rinse your strap with fresh water to remove salt or chlorine, which can cause wear.
Close-up of blue Vertech rubber strap with embossed textured pattern and matching stitching

3. KEEP AWAY FROM HARSH CHEMICALS

Avoid contact with oils, solvents, and other harsh chemicals, as these can weaken the rubber and cause it to crack.

4. CLEAN REGULARLY

Use a mild soap and water to clean your strap. Gently scrub with a soft brush to remove any dirt or debris. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry.
Close-up of navy blue 2 slot watch roll with suede interior holding two Omega watches one cushion lifted to display design details

5. STORE PROPERLY

When not in use, keep your strap in a dry, cool place. Avoid storing it under heavy objects that could cause deformation.
Close-up of blue Wristbuddys Vertech rubber strap attached to Omega Speedmaster Snoopy highlighting Wristbuddys quick release spring bar system

6. INSPECT PERIODICALLY

Regularly check your strap for signs of wear or damage. If you notice any issues, you're covered by our lifetime warranty - and we’re here to help.
Collection of Wristbuddys FKM rubber straps in multiple colors including blue, black, grey, and green displayed on a blue background

7. FAIR USE OF WARRANTY

Our lifetime warranty covers manufacturing defects and issues that occur during normal use. We reserve the right to deny claims resulting from misuse, neglect, or intentional damage. Following the care guidelines above will help ensure your strap remains covered under warranty.