Tissot Desir

    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.

    4.95 mm

    Listed by the maker for ref. T152.010.33.118.00, T152.010.33.118.01 and 7 more

    28 to 29.6 mm cases

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    Collection23 references
    4.95 mm
    Illustration drawn to scale: 28 mm case, 4.95 mm lugs

    Lug widths across the line

    The Tissot Desir takes a 4.95 mm strap: all 23 references with a listed width in our database use 4.95 mm. Check the reference on your case back to be sure.

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    23 Tissot Desir references

    Tissot Desir 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.

    • T152.010.11.046.00

      Desir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      28 mm

    • T152.010.11.116.00

      Desir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      28 mm

    • T152.010.11.118.00

      Desir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      28 mm

    • T152.010.16.038.00

      Desir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      28 mm

    • T152.010.16.038.01

      Desir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      28 mm

    • T152.010.22.116.00

      Desir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      28 mm

    • T152.010.22.116.01

      Desir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      28 mm

    • T152.010.22.118.00

      Desir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      28 mm

    • T152.010.22.118.01

      Desir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      28 mm

    • T152.010.33.118.00

      Desir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Maker

      28 mm

    • T152.010.33.118.01

      Desir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Maker

      28 mm

    • T152.207.11.116.00

      Desir Désir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Maker

      28 mm

    • T152.207.22.111.00

      Desir Désir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Maker

      28 mm

    • T152.207.36.131.00

      Desir Désir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Maker

      28 mm

    • T152.207.36.521.00

      Desir Désir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Maker

      28 mm

    • T152.207.36.531.00

      Desir Désir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Maker

      28 mm

    • T152.207.66.111.00

      Desir Désir 28mm

      4.95 mm

      Maker

      28 mm

    • T152.223.11.036.00

      Desir 29.6mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      29.6 mm

    • T152.223.11.426.00

      Desir 29.6mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      29.6 mm

    • T152.223.11.493.00

      Desir 29.6mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      29.6 mm

    • T152.223.11.496.00

      Desir 29.6mm

      4.95 mm

      Maker

      29.6 mm

    • T152.223.11.546.00

      Desir 29.6mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      29.6 mm

    • T152.223.22.036.00

      Desir 29.6mm

      4.95 mm

      Database

      29.6 mm

    FAQ

    What lug width does the Tissot Desir use?

    The Tissot Desir takes a 4.95 mm strap: all 23 references with a listed width in our database use 4.95 mm. Check the reference on your case back to be sure. The Tissot Desir ref. T152.010.33.118.00, T152.010.33.118.01 and 7 more take 4.95 mm (listed by the maker).

    Where do these Tissot Desir lug widths come from?

    From our database, which lists 23 Tissot Desir references, 23 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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    What is lug width?

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