Six watches / Four straps / Inquiry only

Everyday watches start with the right size.

Compare everyday watches online by case diameter and dial, then choose an interchangeable watch strap. Noxbri serves inquiries from Austin, United States.

Watch planning bands begin at a $160–$340 USD base before case adjustments. Replacement straps use $24–$96 USD across the material families. These are internal indicative ranges, not current selling prices. The exact model, selected strap and availability determine the inquiry response.

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Filters describe the listed item, not every possible strap combination. Open a watch page for its dedicated photographs and fit notes.

10 items in the complete range.

Arc 36

01 / Watch

The compact brushed steel watch in the Arc pair. Its plain light dial keeps the face open without increasing case width. Choose it when a larger watch takes over your wrist, or when you want the strap to carry more of the visual weight.

Case diameter
36 mm
Case and dial
Brushed steel / plain light dial
Fit question
Wrist circumference and preferred strap length
Price basis
Watch unit, selected strap and current availability; inquiry only.
USD $156–$336

Indicative, not a quote. One watch, $160–$340 base less the $4 case adjustment; non-steel-link strap assumption.

See Arc 36 photographs and fit

Arc 40

02 / Watch

A graphite dial changes the character of the familiar brushed case. Arc 40 is 4 mm wider than Arc 36, so compare the outline as well as the color. It suits a preference for more visible case, rather than a promise that a broad wrist needs a broad watch.

Case diameter
40 mm
Case and dial
Brushed steel / graphite dial
Fit question
Space at the edges of the wrist and cuff clearance
Price basis
Watch unit, selected strap and current availability; inquiry only.
USD $174–$354

Indicative, not a quote. One watch, $160–$340 base plus the $14 case adjustment; non-steel-link strap assumption.

See Arc 40 photographs and fit

Field 38

03 / Watch

The numeral dial is the reason to start here. Field 38 puts high contrast within a 38 mm steel case for someone who wants explicit hour references rather than a largely open face. Readability depends on your eyes and the light, so compare the dial detail before choosing.

Case diameter
38 mm
Case and dial
Steel / high-contrast numeral dial
Fit question
Preferred daily strap and wrist circumference
Price basis
Watch unit, selected strap and current availability; inquiry only.
USD $160–$340

Indicative, not a quote. One watch with no case adjustment; non-steel-link strap assumption. The dial color is not confirmed, so this model is excluded when a color filter is selected.

See Field 38 dial and wear notes

Linea 34

04 / Watch

The smallest diameter in this range pairs a warm cream dial with a polished case edge. Compare Linea 34 if you are looking for a women's watch for a small wrist, especially if the softer dial color matters as much as case size. The polish gives the outline a brighter edge than Arc's brushed treatment.

Case diameter
34 mm
Finish and dial
Polished edge / warm cream dial
Fit question
Shorter strap requirements and buckle position
Price basis
Watch unit, selected strap and current availability; inquiry only.
USD $148–$328

Indicative, not a quote. One watch, $160–$340 base less the $12 case adjustment; non-steel-link strap assumption. Ask for case material confirmation.

See Linea 34 small-case guidance

Nocturne 39

05 / Watch

A rust seconds detail interrupts the dark dial without filling it. At 39 mm, Nocturne sits between Field 38 and Arc 40 in diameter, but the accent makes a different argument. Look here if a plain graphite face feels too quiet and you still want a restrained watch.

Case diameter
39 mm
Dial detail
Dark dial / rust seconds detail
Fit question
Case profile and preferred dark or contrasting strap
Price basis
Watch unit, selected strap and current availability; inquiry only.
USD $168–$348

Indicative, not a quote. One watch, $160–$340 base plus the $8 case adjustment; non-steel-link strap assumption. Case material needs confirmation.

See Nocturne 39 accent detail

Civic 42

06 / Watch

The broadest case in the catalogue gives the sand dial more room. Its 42 mm diameter is a reason to check the wrist view, not a shortcut to a stronger-looking watch. A case can stay inside the wrist while its lugs still extend too far; ask for that span if you are near your comfortable limit.

Case diameter
42 mm
Case and dial
Broad steel case / sand dial
Fit question
Lug-to-lug span before choosing the broad case
Price basis
Watch unit, selected strap and current availability; inquiry only.
USD $184–$364

Indicative, not a quote. One watch, $160–$340 base plus the $24 case adjustment; non-steel-link strap assumption.

See Civic 42 proportion warning
Two neutral leather strap halves laid parallel on a dark linen swatch

Plain leather strap

07 / Strap

A neutral vegetable-tanned leather replacement watch strap lets the dial remain the focus. Look at the pores and the finished edge rather than expecting leather to resemble a flat painted surface. Choose it for a quieter pairing with either a light dial or graphite.

Material
Vegetable-tanned leather
Color direction
Neutral
Dimensions
Lug width and selected length to be confirmed
Price basis
One strap, lug compatibility and selected length; inquiry only.
USD $28–$54

Indicative leather-family band for one replacement strap. Not a quote and not an additional confirmed watch price.

Check leather strap compatibility
Rust leather strap curved over a wooden cylinder with its contrasting edge visible

Rust leather strap

08 / Strap

The rust tone makes the strap visible in its own right. Its contrasting edge frames the leather rather than disappearing into it. Choose this replacement strap when you want a warm accent away from the dial, and confirm the color with your chosen case instead of assuming every warm finish matches.

Material
Leather / contrasting edge
Color direction
Rust
Dimensions
Lug width and selected length to be confirmed
Price basis
One strap, lug compatibility and selected length; inquiry only.
USD $28–$54

Indicative leather-family band for one replacement strap. Not a quote. Vegetable tanning is specified for the plain strap, not asserted for this one.

Compare rust and neutral leather
Woven textile strap loosely rolled on a terracotta tile with its keeper facing forward

Woven textile strap

09 / Strap

A tightly woven textile surface gives a lighter everyday feel than the look of steel links. The visible weave and keeper loop are part of its character. Start here for a casual pairing, but do not treat textile as a claim about the watch's water resistance.

Material
Tightly woven textile
Color
Ask for the current tone; excluded from color-filtered results
Dimensions
Lug width and selected length to be confirmed
Price basis
One strap, lug compatibility and selected length; inquiry only.
USD $24–$42

Indicative textile-family band for one replacement strap. Not a quote. Material composition and care details should be confirmed for the selected strap.

Read the textile fit notes
Compare the differences that stay

Color is not a measurement.

A graphite face can look more compact in a photograph. Arc 40 is still 40 mm across.

Set the watch beside one you already understand. For a smaller wrist, begin with Linea 34 and Arc 36; the 2 mm difference is useful, but the polished edge and dial tone differ too. Between Arc 36 and Arc 40, the diameter changes by 4 mm and the face changes from light to graphite. Neither comparison is simply a size upgrade.

Field 38 and Nocturne 39 are close in diameter but serve different preferences. Numerals give explicit hour references. The rust seconds detail supplies an accent. Choose the dial you actually want to read, then resolve fit.

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Working notes

Use the filters without losing the details.

Every filter removes options. It does not certify the ones that remain for your wrist or intended use.

Watch material versus strap material

The steel material filter includes watches with a stated steel case and the steel link replacement strap. Leather and textile identify separate straps, not a claim that the watch case is made from those materials. For a men's watch with a leather strap, choose a watch first, then ask for its compatible leather option.

A blank specification stays blank

We do not infer a case material from its color. Linea 34's polished edge and Nocturne 39's dark dial are listed features, but an unstated material is not silently added to the steel filter. The same applies to thickness, movement and water resistance. Ask about a requirement that decides the purchase.

Length is separate from width

A replacement strap can fit the lugs yet place the buckle badly on your wrist. Lug width concerns the connection to the case. Strap length concerns the way it wraps around you. Send the watch model and wrist circumference together; a photograph of a strap alone cannot answer both questions.

Numbers share one planning basis

Every watch band here assumes one unit and no steel-link modifier. The tool starts at $160–$340, applies the stated case adjustment, and adds $20 for steel links with a watch. Quantity adds 5% per unit after the first, capped at 20%, to the per-unit band. That adjustment is not a discount or a stock commitment.

Choose by actual use

A slim steel case watch needs a confirmed thickness if a close shirt cuff is the deciding factor. A watch for swimming needs a confirmed rating. “Everyday” does not supply either specification. Read the care and warranty information before assuming coverage or water protection.

From shortlist to inquiry

Keep the model. Add your wrist.

A useful inquiry can be short: the watch you prefer, the strap material and the fit question you need answered.

There is no checkout to finish. You can ask about two models in the same message without making a selection final. We do not collect payment details through this catalogue.

  1. Open the model page. Examine the front and case detail, then compare the worn view. Write down the case diameter rather than judging the image scale.
  2. Check your wrist. Use the case and wrist fit guide to get a circumference. If you like a watch you own, include its diameter and say whether its strap length works.
  3. Choose the strap direction. The strap guide explains compatibility. You can request leather without guessing an unlisted lug width.
  4. Ask for the current combination. Availability and the applicable price remain part of the response. An inquiry is neither a reservation nor acceptance of a binding quote.