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RE: [Demo notebook] Workbench questions: what to record before asking for service · RWI-16063

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Case 1 — Strap dimensions: lug width, taper, thickness and spring bar diameter explained

A notation like 20/16 means 20mm at the lugs, tapering to 16mm at the buckle. Taper affects look and comfort more than fit. A strong taper suits smaller and dressier cases, a straight strap suits sport watches. Your buckle or clasp also has to match the narrow end, so check that if you want to reuse an existing buckle.