Nixon 51-30

    Every reference with a known width takes the same strap size. Your reference is engraved on the case back or between the lugs at 6 o'clock.

    25 mm

    From our database, not yet verified

    51 mm case

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    Collection20 references
    25 mm
    Illustration drawn to scale: 51 mm case, 25 mm lugs

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    The Nixon 51-30 takes a 25 mm strap: all 20 references with a listed width in our database use 25 mm. Check the reference on your case back to be sure.

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    20 Nixon 51-30 references

    Nixon 51-30 references in our database. Each card says where its width comes from: listed by the maker (linked to the maker's page in the details), two independent sources agree, or listed in our database and not yet verified by us.

    • A083‑502‑00

      51-30 Chrono - All Gold

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑502‑00

      51-30 Chrono - All Gold

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑510‑00

      51-30 Chrono - All Gold / Black

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑632‑00

      51-30 Chrono - All Gunmetal

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑3086‑00

      51-30 Chrono - All Matte Black / Black

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑000‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Black

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑2052‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Black / White / Black

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑5092‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Black Sunray / Surplus

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A083‑2800‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Custom Build

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑5301‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Desert Gold / Arles Blue

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑5319‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Fisheye / Super Black / Black

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑1919‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Gold / Green Sunray

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑5270‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Gunmetal / Blackberry / Gold

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑1041‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Matte Black / Gold

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑1921‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Silver / Gold

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑5210‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Silver / Midnight

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑5383‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Silver / Rose Gold / Black

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑2084‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Silver / Turquoise

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1389‑5371‑00

      51-30 Chrono - Silver / White Lume

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    • A1392‑5240‑00

      51-30 Chrono Leather - Chocolate / Dark Roast / Brown

      25 mm

      Database

      51 mmStainless Steel

    FAQ

    What lug width does the Nixon 51-30 use?

    The Nixon 51-30 takes a 25 mm strap: all 20 references with a listed width in our database use 25 mm. Check the reference on your case back to be sure. These widths come from our database and are not yet verified.

    Where do these Nixon 51-30 lug widths come from?

    From our database, which lists 20 Nixon 51-30 references, 20 of them with a listed width. Each reference card says whether the maker lists the width, two independent sources agree on it, or it is not yet verified.

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