Metal strap smart watch

Creating an attractive smartwatch does of course extend to the strap that keeps it securely wrapped around your wrist. But it’s not just about matching up that case body with something that can elevate that look. You’ll also want to make sure you grab a band that best suits when and where you’re planning to put those connected smarts to good use. You might also want to look at the strap that came boxed with your watch as it may note the size there as well. You can also grab a ruler or measuring tape out and measure the space between the lugs on your watch to find out what strap size you actually need. Most strap sizes are expressed in millimeters, so once you have the size identified you're good to pick out your strap. Also look at strap length. Many come in small, medium or large sizes, specifying length. That way you can make sure you have something you don’t have to consider removing lugs or adding a hole into to make sure it wraps securely. (Image credit: Huawei) 2. Know your strap connection You've got your strap size right, the next thing you should check is how that strap connects to the case on your smartwatch. The key here is paying close attention to the watch lugs the smartwatch uses. This is the place where the strap connects to the case. Lug type can vary from smartwatch to smartwatch, with some easier to find more compatible straps than others. A springbar-style lug system is one of the most popular and common one used and is usually the easiest to connect an...