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Size Guide
The ‘lug width’ is simply the internal width measured between the lugs (where the watch strap fits) of the watch.
Introducing the WatchGecko Mosaic CTS (Cut-to-Size) Rubber Watch Strap, designed with a bold modern look and engineered for all-day comfort. Combining dependable performance with expressive styling, the Mosaic is ideal for those who want their watch strap to stand out while delivering a truly tailored fit.
At the core of the design is its Cut-to-Size (CTS) construction, allowing you to customise the strap length to your wrist. Each strap section features eight trimming notches spaced at 4mm intervals, making it easy to achieve a clean, streamlined fit without excess material.
Choose between two premium buckle options to suit your preferred wearing experience:
Spring-Loaded Butterfly Buckle
Designed for maximum comfort and adjustability, this innovative stainless steel buckle features a slim profile and built-in micro-adjustment system, allowing quick fine-tuning throughout the day. Finished with a combination of brushed and polished surfaces, it delivers a refined appearance while maintaining the Mosaic's clean, modern aesthetic.
Push Button Deployant Buckle
Engineered for secure everyday wear, this robust deployant buckle features a dual push-button release system for confident operation and enhanced security. Precision-machined from multiple components and equipped with six micro-adjustment positions, it offers a comfortable, customised fit while maintaining a compact profile on the wrist.
The Mosaic's signature texture features a subtle grid of micro-squares that catch and reflect light like mosaic tiles, creating depth and visual interest as your wrist moves. Distinctive yet versatile, it's equally at home as a statement piece or a refined everyday companion.
Integrated quick-release spring bars make installation fast and tool-free, allowing you to swap straps in seconds.
If you need to remove the quick-release spring bars, then you can learn how to easily remove quick-release spring bars in our video.
Getting the perfect fit is easy with the Mosaic’s Cut-to-Size (CTS) system. Start by removing the spring-loaded buckle using a spring bar tool. On the underside of each strap section, you’ll find eight clearly marked notches, each spaced 4mm apart. Trim one notch at a time, checking the fit as you go to avoid over-cutting.
Once trimmed, reattach the buckle and use the built-in micro-adjustment mechanism to fine-tune the final fit. This combination of CTS trimming and micro-adjustability ensures a secure, custom fit with a clean, professional finish - no excess, no bulk, just comfort.
Prefer a visual guide? Watch our video, how to cut a rubber watch strap the right way, for a step-by-step visual guide to sizing your Mosaic CTS strap safely and accurately.
| Lug Width | 20mm | 22mm |
| Buckle Size | 16mm | 18mm |
| Clasp Finish | Brushed / Polished |
|---|---|
| Clasp Material | Stainless Steel |
| Clasp Type | Butterfly Spring Loaded |
| Other Features | Adjustable |
| Other Fittings | Quick Release Spring Bars |
| Strap Adjustment | Min 100mm, Max 214mm |
| Strap Adjustment Positions | 24 Cut-to-Size, 2 Micro Holes |
| Strap Adjustment Spacing | 5mm |
| Strap Length | 72mm (min) / 214mm (max) |
| Strap Material | Rubber |
| Strap Material Colour | Candy Pink |
| Strap Material Finish | Mosaic |
| Strap Material Type | Rubber |
| Strap Style | Cut to Size |
| Strap Thickness | 3mm |
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