Replacement leather watch straps
Leather is the goto choice for watch manufactures available in a range of textures and colours. Over time your watch strap can deteriorate and look unsightly a new strap can give your wrist-watch a fresh or new look.
Repairs by post can source original manufacture straps or replacements for all popular brands such as Michael Kors, Raymond Weil, Tissot, Omega, Breitling and more.
*No credit card required. Open a repair ticket for a free no-obligation watch assessment, or talk to a watch repair expert 0800 121 6030 ( 9am-5pm GMT Mon-Fri. )


Replacement Rubber watch straps
Rubber or silicone is soft but durable and able to tolerate water and extreme changes in temperature without cracking. Suited for activewear. Silicone and rubber tend to be used more on sports and fashion watch brands.
Watch bracelet replacement
The classic bracelet. Metal bracelets are hard-wearing, flexible and great for sports, casual and dress wear. Repairs by post can replace links, replace pins, replace clasps as well as source original manufacture replacement bracelets in a variety of sizes and colours.

The faster, less-expensive way to repair any watch. From your home, office or on the go.
So what's the catch?
There isn't one. Open a watch repair request, define your repair - upload photo's to our UK service centre. Our expert team will examine your repair request. If your repair is accepted, we notify you the same day with FREE shipping instructions. Still not convinced? Read on.
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"I could not recommend this service more. The team were amazing. I was told everything upfront and it was all laid out so clearly that I could not fault the service. Nothing was done until I was happy with and the price it was outstanding."
"Excellent service. Very professional at a competitive price and handled securely from door to door."
"Cracked the glass on my watch a week after having it! Sent to Repairs by Post, everything was dealt with via email, which was very convenient and much easier than needing to go backwards and forwards to a high street jeweller, especially as they would probably need to post it off for repair themselves anyway"
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