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Casio Watch Strap Compatibility Guide

Casio watch strap compatibility guide — how to find your model number, understand part numbers, identify strap types, and ensure a perfect fit.

Casio Watch Strap Compatibility Guide

Casio makes hundreds of watch models, and finding the right replacement strap can be confusing. This guide helps you identify your Casio model, find the correct strap part number, and ensure a perfect fit.

How Casio Strap Part Numbers Work

Casio replacement straps are identified by an 8-digit part number (e.g., 10370830). This number is specific to your watch model and ensures the strap fits perfectly — including the correct width, pin type, and attachment method.

Finding Your Casio Model Number

Method 1: Case Back

Turn your watch over. The case back typically shows:

  • Module number (3-4 digits, e.g., 3299)
  • Model number (e.g., DW-5600E-1VER)

Method 2: Original Documentation

Check your warranty card, instruction manual, or original packaging.

Method 3: Online Search

Search for visible features of your watch (dial colour, case shape, functions) along with "Casio" to identify the model.

Casio Strap Types

Resin Straps (Most Common)

Standard rubber/resin straps with buckle clasp. Most G-Shock, Baby-G, and standard Casio models use these.

Integrated Straps

Some Casio models (like the F-91W) have integrated straps that are part of the case design. These require specific replacement parts.

Metal Bracelets

Used on Edifice and some premium models. Replacement requires the exact bracelet reference.

Our Casio Strap Collection

| Part Number | Lug Width | Price | |---|---|---| | 10466783 | Standard | £66.08 | | 10440758 | Standard | £168.23 | | 10408444 | Standard | £11.77 | | 10389772 | Standard | £61.73 | | 10370830 | Standard | £41.62 | | 10360816 | 25.5/18mm | £15.53 | | 10347820 | 25.5/18mm | £17.32 | | 10333981 | 23/14mm | £17.32 | | 10332054 | 21.5/16mm | £38.18 |

Installation Tips

  1. Some Casio resin straps use integrated pins (moulded into the strap) — no spring bar tool needed
  2. Others use standard spring bars — use a spring bar tool
  3. Always check pin type before ordering
  4. When in doubt, order by part number — not by appearance

Can't Find Your Strap?

Contact the Watchlove team with:

  1. Your watch model number (from case back)
  2. The module number
  3. A photo of the case back

We'll identify the correct replacement strap for you.

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