Invicta Watch Band Size by Model

Invicta sells dozens of collections at wildly different case sizes, and the band width follows the case rather than the name on the dial: the 40mm Pro Diver takes 20mm at the lugs, the 44mm Pro Divers and the Grand Diver take 22mm, and everything oversized (Venom, Bolt Zeus, Subaqua) lands at 26mm or wider. This page lists the band width, the gap between the lugs, for the Invicta families people actually replace straps on. Every row is confirmed by two independent sources, and where a family varies by case size the case-to-lug rule is stated instead of a fake single number.

The one-line answer: the 40mm Pro Diver family takes 20mm, 44mm Pro Divers and the Grand Diver take 22mm, the Subaqua Noma line runs 26mm on the Noma V, 28 to 29mm on the Noma III, and 32mm on the Noma IV, the Venom and Bolt Zeus take 26mm, and the women's Angel line is mostly 18mm. For link pins, 1.5mm friction pins are the common Invicta size.

Invicta strap width by model line

ModelCaseBand widthNotes
Pro Diver coin-edge 8926OB / 892640mm20mmThe base automatic diver; bracelet tapers 20 to 18mm
Pro Diver 8929 and two-tone variants40mm20mmSame 40mm case in dressier finishes
Pro Diver quartz and scalloped-bezel 40mm family40mm20mmEvery 40mm Pro Diver reference found shares 20mm
Pro Diver 44mm (2307, 10492, GMT 5124, meteorite 32822)44mm22mmThe case step from 40 to 44mm adds 2mm of strap
Grand Diver (49479, 38568, 26977 and siblings)47mm22mmOEM replacement bands listed at 22mm across references
Subaqua Noma III (0929, 5510 at 28mm; 18526, 21726 at 29mm)50mm28-29mmWidth varies by reference; check the caseback number
Subaqua Noma V53mm26mmAftermarket silicone tapers 26 to 24mm
Subaqua Noma IV53mm32mmThe widest lugs Invicta ships; 32mm straps, 26mm buckles
Venom (25968, 0361, 5735, 6110)52-53mm26mmOfficial Band Size 26mm; genuine and aftermarket straps agree
Bolt Zeus / Bolt Zeus Magnum (14071, 43115)52-53mm26mmCable-bezel chronographs on straps and bracelets
Reserve 33809 and the 26mm Reserve family56mm26mmThe Russian Diver 1090 also takes 26mm
Angel women's line (0243, 0244, 48846, 16122, 1644)32-38mm18mmNearly every Angel OEM band is listed at 18mm

Because the family varies by case, the honest way to read Invicta is as a case-to-lug mapping: 40mm cases take 20mm, 44 to 47mm cases take 22mm, and 50mm and up starts at 26mm and climbs to 28, 29 or 32mm on the Subaqua Noma line. The Pro Diver meteorite 32822 also exists in a 38mm small size whose width is not consistently documented; measure that one before ordering. Reference numbers are on the caseback, and Invicta's own product pages list a Band Size for current models.

The pin size question, answered straight

People searching "Invicta pin size" are usually trying to size a bracelet or replace a lost link pin, not buy a strap. The common answer is 1.5mm friction pins: the link-pin kits sold explicitly for Invicta bracelets are 1.5mm diameter, and eBay's Invicta band-pin listings lead with thick 1.5mm pins for steel bands. That is a majority answer, not a universal one. Esslinger's pin reference lists link pins from 0.70mm up to 1.80mm used with friction sleeves, and Invicta builds across many factories and years, so match the pin you push out rather than assuming. Invicta's own service price list treats "spring bars or screws for band" as an orderable part, which is the clean fix for a lost one.

The other half of the question is how the strap attaches, because Invicta uses all three styles. Total Watch Repair's measuring guide lays them out: straight-end straps can be replaced by any strap of the same lug width; curved-end straps accept either the original or a straight-end strap of the same width; integrated bands must be replaced with the original strap, matched by the case number on the caseback. If your Invicta has a built-in bracelet look with no visible spring bar gap, it is integrated and the table above does not apply to it. The technique for measuring the gap yourself is on the measuring guide, the bars themselves are covered in spring bar sizes, and the tool for the swap in the spring bar tool guide.

Interchange families, so you can reuse straps

Finding your own number if the table misses it

Invicta model numbers live on the caseback, and both invictawatch.com product pages and the OEM band shops (invictawatchbands.com in the US, invictaservice.com in Europe) index by that number. If your reference is not in the table, measure the gap between the lugs where the strap sits: the measuring guide covers the technique, and the lug width chart explains what the number means across every brand. For whether a 52mm Venom belongs on your wrist at all, that is the case size by wrist question, entirely separate from band width.

Related guides

Once you know the width: the general band size chart sets Invicta's widths in context, strap length by wrist makes sure the new strap is also long enough, and how to adjust a watch band walks the pin-and-collar and screw-link jobs step by step. The sibling brand pages are the Seiko band size chart, the Casio strap size chart, the Timex band size chart, and the Citizen band size chart; the Bulova band size chart covers the other brand people pair with Invicta at the same counter. The watch strap taper chart decodes the second number in a 26/24 listing.

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