Watch Bands for Longines Watches

Most Longines watches take a 20mm band (305 of the 525 models we track) or a 22mm band (127 models). A smaller group uses 18mm (90) or 24mm (3). The fastest way to be sure is to look up your model number above or measure the gap between your watch’s lugs.

Longines Master watches range from 18mm to 22mm. Of the 83 models we track, 66 use 20mm, 14 use 22mm and 3 use 18mm, so check your exact model.

Longines La Grande Classique watches range from 18mm to 20mm. Of the 69 models we track, 38 use 20mm and 31 use 18mm, so check your exact model.

Curved-end bands fit round cases. 8 Longines models we track have rectangular, square, octagonal, tonneau or other non-round cases and need a straight-end band: L5.655.4.16.6 (20mm), L5.655.5.71.7 (20mm), L5.687.4.73.6 (20mm), L2.642.4.73.4 (20mm), L2.642.4.73.6 (20mm), L2.795.4.52.0 (22mm), L4.786.2.12.2 (20mm), L4.786.4.11.2 (20mm). They are marked “Straight-end only” in the full model list.

Our fit data is matched by lug width: the inside gap between the two lugs, where the band attaches. Measure that gap in millimetres. Most Longines watches measure 20mm or 22mm. If you land between sizes, choose the even number. For step-by-step help, see our size guide.

Yes. Bandini leather, stainless steel and rubber bands use standard spring bars and fit any Longines with a standard lug attachment, as long as you choose the matching width.

No. Bandini is an independent watch band company and is not affiliated with Longines. No Bandini watch band has any Longines logo or branding on it.