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Check the model number on the back case of your watch. Search the model number using the search box below:
On the image you can see where you should be able to find the case code. This method of searching for a watch strap is recommended because it gives the most reliable results
Enter the case code in the field below
View the images to see what is meant by strap mount
This type of band can be recognized by the end of the strap (straight) or the way the band is mounted on the case (with some space in between)
You can recognize this type of strap mount by the non-straight end of the strap
The lug width is the internal width measured between the two lugs of the watch case (where the watch strap fits)
See the image to see how you can measure the strap width
Unfortunately our strap search couldn't find any results for watch straps without a straight strap mount. Please contact our Customer Service to find the right watch strap. E-mail a picture of the front and back of your watch
Customer serviceUnfortunately our strap search couldn't find any results. Please contact our Customer Service to find the right watch strap. E-mail a picture of the front and back of your watch, so that we can help you further with finding the right watch strap.
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Since 2008, Bering has been creating minimalist designer watches inspired by the rugged Arctic landscape. This influence is reflected in the design of the watches and straps, the choice of colors, and the materials used, ranging from the blue of icy seawater to elegant gold paired with ice-white ceramic. Prices for Bering watch straps range from €35 for a leather strap to €51 for a mesh strap and €100 for a steel and ceramic link bracelet. You can find the right replacement strap for your Bering watch by entering the code found on the back of the watch into our strap finder tool. Orders placed on business days before 6:00 PM are shipped the same day.
With a minimalist design, every minor imperfection stands out immediately. Since the design relies on clean lines, uncluttered dials, and pure simplicity, it is important to replace the watch strap as soon as it begins to show signs of wear. Enter the code found on the back of your watch to find the perfect strap for your minimalist Bering timepiece.
The Danish watch brand Bering was founded after Danish entrepreneur René Kaerskov parachuted onto the North Pole in 2008. Deeply impressed by the breathtaking, icy beauty and the endless white expanses, he joined forces with his partners to create a watch brand that reflects this 'Arctic beauty.' The brand was named Bering in honor of the Danish explorer Vitus Bering, who sailed through the Bering Strait (later named after him) in 1728. Since its launch, the brand has combined the sleek simplicity of Danish minimalism with extremely durable, scratch-resistant materials such as sapphire crystal, medical-grade stainless steel, and high-tech ceramic, resulting in strikingly slim and refined designs.
Bering watch straps are designed to enhance the style of the watch. They are modern and minimalist, with colors and styles that perfectly complement the timepiece. Options range from supple mesh straps in various colors and polished or matte steel bracelets to unique combinations of steel and ceramic.
You can find a replacement strap for your Bering watch by entering the code found on the back of the watch into our unique strap finder. Bering watch codes consist of 5 digits followed by 3 digits, separated by a hyphen. If your watch has a straight mount, you can also filter our selection by width, material, and color.
Bering watch straps range in price from approximately €35 for a leather strap to €100 for a rose-gold-colored steel strap with ceramic inserts. Steel mesh straps start at €51.
Because Bering watch straps are custom-made for specific watch models, most straps are not interchangeable. Consequently, the most popular straps correspond to the most popular watches: silver-colored mesh straps (18, 20, and 22 mm wide) for the Classic series, and black or brown leather straps (20 and 22 mm wide) for the Titanium series.
Bering watches and watch straps are designed in Denmark and manufactured in China.
You can change your Bering watch strap yourself. When purchasing a new strap, pay attention to how the strap is attached to the watch: spring bars, steel pins, or small screws. This information is always listed with the strap on the Auer.lu website. You can find all the tools you need on our accessories page.
Generally, Bering watch straps are not universally interchangeable since each model is engineered with a specific strap design. To ensure a perfect fit, it is best to use our dedicated strap finder tool. The only exception applies to leather straps with a straight mount. If this is the case, you can swap it with any other straight-mount leather strap, provided the lug width matches exactly.
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