The 369 bracelet fits wrist sizes ranging from approximately 13 cm to 19.5 cm (5.1" to 7.7"), including the case.

13 cm (5.1") with five adjustable links removed and the clasp set to the shortest position.
14 cm (5.5") with four adjustable links removed and the clasp set to the longest position.
18.5 cm (7.3") with all adjustable links attached and the clasp set to the shortest position.
19.5 cm (7.7") with all adjustable links attached and the clasp set to the longest position.

If your wrist measures more than 19.5 cm (7.7"), we provide extension links at no extra cost to our customers.

Simply contact us, and we’ll include them in your package or mail them separately via standard post. For future secondary market purchases, we will still provide the extension links free of charge, but shipping costs will apply.

No, unfortunately we are unable to offer custom bracelet adjustments before shipping. The bracelet is designed to fit most wrist sizes, from 13 cm to 19.5 cm (5.1" to 7.7"). Within this range, you can easily make adjustments yourself. We provide a BERGEON screwdriver and detailed instructions in our Quick User Guide to help with the adjustments.

Yes, the 369 bracelet is designed for easy adjustability. It is crafted with five adjustable links and two half-links on both sides, secured with screws, allowing you to adjust the length using the provided BERGEON screwdriver. Additionally, the bracelet includes a tool-free micro-adjustment clasp, and we can provide spare links for wrist size extensions.

Note: If you're not confident in making the adjustments yourself, we recommend taking it to a local watch shop for assistance.

Yes, but we don't provide screwdrivers for this operation. The 369 bracelet is secured with Ø 1.80 mm screw bars, not the standard Ø 1.00 mm pin bars, so two screwdrivers are required. We recommend purchasing two Ø 1.60 mm screwdrivers from BERGEON or any other brand of your choice.

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In addition to our custom-made leather straps, you can use any 20 mm leather strap on the market with our adapter.

Note: While swapping the bracelet may seem a simple operation, mishandling two screwdrivers at the same time can easily damage the screw heads or scratch the case lugs. If you're not confident in your skills, we recommend taking your 369 to a local watch shop for a proper bracelet swap.

For the 369, we opted for using Ø 1.80 mm screw bars because they are stronger and provide a secure fit to the bracelet or any other strap. Screw bars offer increased durability and reliability compared to standard Ø 1.00 mm pin bars, ensuring a more secure attachment and reducing the risk of accidental detachment.

No, we sell the 369 mounted on the steel bracelet, leather straps are sold separately. You can purchase our custom-made straps or any 20 mm off-the-shelf straps available on the market using our strap adapter. We suggest that you order the 369 and purchase a custom-made leather strap additionally. This way, if you ever decide to sell your 369 in the future, you can swap it back to the bracelet and get a higher value for it.

We offer our customers a choice of leather straps from two suppliers: Hirsch from Austria and Udol Leather from South Korea. Both source their high-quality leather from traditional tanneries in Italy and France, but they have different profiles. Hirsch provides a wide range of materials and styles and can fulfil bulk orders, while Udol operates on a more limited production scale, catering to bespoke requests. Regardless of their preference, our customers can trust that they are purchasing leather straps of the highest quality.

We don't directly source the leather ourselves; this task is handled by Hirsch and Udol Leather, our trusted strap manufacturers. Both suppliers take great care in selecting premium materials, sourcing their full grain and tanned leather from tanneries in France, as well as from the Santa Croce sull’Arno and Arzignano regions in Tuscany, the heart of the tanning industries in Italy.

Yes, the raw hides used in the production of our leather straps are sourced from a sustainable and renewable source, they are a byproduct of the food industry that would otherwise go to waste. Italian and French tanneries, where our hides are treated, employ a traditional vegetable tanning process, which not only ensures optimum quality but also demonstrates their commitment to environmental sustainability.

Hirsch, established in 1765, has dedicated over two centuries to perfecting its craft. It's no surprise that this Austrian company excels in what they do. Hirsch straps offer comfort and durability, ensuring they last for an extended period. Hirsch is not only a brand but also a manufacturer and an online shop, responsible for designing, developing, producing, and selling their own straps. Quality and performance testing are conducted during the production of all Hirsch leather straps. Each strap undergoes torque, tension, compression, and flammability tests to ensure they can withstand repeated and prolonged wear. Their commitment to creating high-quality watch straps has earned them an outstanding reputation worldwide.

Crafted by Sonny Park, a skilled artisan, each Udol strap is meticulously handmade using high-quality vegetable-tanned leather sourced from tanneries in Italy and France. This premium leather is renowned for its durability, suppleness, and luxurious feel, ensuring that your strap not only looks exquisite but also withstands the test of time. The 369 straps can be customized according to our customers' preferences, including the material, colour, length, and stitching.

Hirsch standard sizes are 120mm x 80mm for larger wrists, 110mm x 70mm for medium-sized wrists, and 100mm x 60mm for small wrists. Udol Leather standard sizes are 115mm x 75mm for medium-sized wrists and 110mm x 70mm for smaller wrist sizes, but other sizes can be made upon request.

Full grain leather is the highest quality leather available, characterised by its durability and natural appearance. It comes from the top layer of the animal hide, where the grain remains intact. This type of leather retains the natural markings, imperfections, and texture of the original hide, making each piece unique. Full grain leather is known for its strength, as it has not been buffed or sanded down to remove imperfections, unlike lower-quality leathers. As it ages, full grain leather develops a rich patina, enhancing its appearance over time.

Vegetable-tanned leather is a type of leather that is tanned using natural tannins found in plant sources such as tree bark, leaves, and fruits. This traditional method of tanning dates back thousands of years and is known for producing durable and high-quality leather with a natural and earthy appearance. Vegetable tanning typically involves a slower and more labor-intensive process compared to modern chrome tanning methods. The resulting leather is often used in luxury goods and artisanal products due to its unique characteristics and environmentally friendly production process. Watch the vegetable tanning process here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaBn8r9FAEg

Leather is a living and natural material. A well-treated vegetable tanned leather strap can become even more beautiful and unique over time. Prolonged exposure to a strong light source, whether it's sunlight or artificial light, may gradually alter the leather's colour. To extend the life of your vegetable tanned leather strap, we advise against swimming with it and recommend avoiding extreme heat and humidity. In the event your strap comes into contact with water, small bubbles may appear, but these will naturally fade over time. Never use harsh cleaners or abrasive materials on the leather. By taking the time to care for your vegetable tanned leather strap, you'll help maintain its value and appearance on your Möels.

'Chèvre Crispe' is a type of goat leather known for its distinctive texture and appearance. 'Chèvre' is French for goat, and 'Crispe' likely refers to the crinkled or wrinkled texture of the leather. This type of leather is often used in luxury goods such as handbags and wallets, due to its durability, unique texture, and luxurious appearance.

Goat Leather is renowned for its exceptional qualities. It is highly durable and resistant to wear and tear, making it ideal for long-term use. Despite its toughness, it remains soft and supple, providing comfort when worn. 'Chèvre Crispe' leather features a distinctive texture that adds character and uniqueness to each strap. Additionally, it is lightweight, ensuring comfort for extended periods without feeling bulky. Over time, goat Leather develops a beautiful patina, enhancing its appearance with age. Its natural properties allow for breathability, preventing moisture buildup and maintaining comfort. Furthermore, as a natural material, it is biodegradable and environmentally friendly.

To maintain your goat leather strap in good condition for many years, follow these care tips:

- Regular Cleaning: Wipe the strap with a damp cloth to remove dirt and dust; avoid using harsh cleaners.

- Conditioning: Use a leather conditioner specifically designed for goat leather to keep it moisturised and prevent drying.

- Avoid Moisture: Keep the leather away from excessive moisture; if it gets wet, gently blot the area and air dry naturally.

- Protect from Sunlight: Store the strap away from direct sunlight to prevent fading; consider using UV protectants.

- Storage: Keep the strap in a cool, dry place and store it in breathable bags to avoid mildew.

- Avoid Sharp Objects: Handle carefully to prevent scratches or punctures.

These simple practices will help maintain the beauty and longevity of your goat leather strap.

'Oily Liscio' is a term used to describe a type of leather produced by the renowned Italian tannery MB Pellami in Tuscany. 'Liscio', meaning 'smooth', refers to the leather's texture, while 'Oily' indicates that the leather has been treated with oils. Made from cow belly leather, it undergoes a special treatment with oils or waxes during the tanning process, resulting in its signature rich, oily finish. This treatment not only gives the leather a unique aesthetic, characterised by deep colours and natural variations, but also enhances its durability and water resistance. This type of leather is prized for its durability, suppleness, and ability to develop a beautiful patina over time. It is often used in crafting premium leather goods because of its luxurious look and feel.

An oiled leather has a unique and stylish appearance with its distinct oily or greasy look. Known for its exceptional durability, this type of leather resists wear and tear, ensuring long-term use. It is also highly weather-resistant, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments. Additionally, oiled leather offers excellent chemical resistance, preserving its quality even when exposed to various substances. Thanks to these properties, it maintains its appearance and quality over time, providing lasting value to the user.

To ensure the longevity and appearance of your oiled leather strap, follow these steps:

- Regular Cleaning: Gently wipe away surface dirt with a soft, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild soap, being careful not to soak the leather. Allow it to air dry away from direct heat or sunlight.

- Conditioning: Once dry, apply a small amount of leather conditioner with a clean cloth, ensuring even distribution. Allow it to absorb for a few minutes, then buff the strap with another cloth to remove excess conditioner. Repeat this process periodically to keep the leather supple and prevent drying.

- Storage: When not in use, store your oiled leather strap in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

By following these simple practices, you will help maintain the beauty and longevity of your 369 oiled leather strap.

Yes, Hirsch operates as both a manufacturer and an online shop, offering easy access to their straps www.hirschstraps.com. Udol Leather crafts leather straps by hand in a traditional atelier setting. For those interested in witnessing Sonner's craftsmanship in action, the skilled leather artisan behind Udol leather straps, he shares videos of his work on his YouTube channel and showcases his creations on Instagram www.instagram.com/udolleather. Both suppliers provide high-quality straps and services, and customers are welcome to purchase directly from them or any other vendor in the market.

No, Udol Leather is a small, one-person atelier run by Sonny Park, a skilled leather artisan. Due to its size and operational constraints, returns are not accepted unless there is a defect. Each 369 leather strap is custom-made to order, and customers are contacted before production to confirm their preferences for colour, size, and stitching. Once these preferences are confirmed, cancellations and refunds are not possible. We appreciate your understanding and support for small businesses.