What size strap does an Out of Order Forma Venti take?

22mm at the lugs. All five Forma Venti rows in the maker's feed print LUG WIDTH: 22 mm, from the Albus and Rose through both Jump Hour variants. Do not confuse it with the CLASP: 18 mm line printed in the same spec block: 18mm is the deployant clasp the strap tapers down to, not the width you buy the strap at. The strap itself tapers, the maker's own words, Tapering from 22 to 18 mm.

What size strap does an Out of Order Forma Settanta take?

20mm at the lugs. Both Settanta rows print LUG WIDTH : 20 mm, then give the two ends separately: STRAP : Italian vegetable-tanned bovine leather, 20 mm width and BUCKLE : marine bronze tang buckle with low-relief detailing and logo, 18 mm width. A 20mm strap fits the lugs; the 18mm number is the buckle end only.

What size strap does the Out of Order Shaker Happy Hour take?

20mm. The Shaker Happy Hour GMT prints LUG WIDTH: 20 mm in its spec block, and the same 20mm figure carries across the Shaker GMT family rows that state a width, from the Limoncello to the Spritz Bitter and Gin Tonic limited editions, all printed WIDTH 20 mm or STRAP WIDTH : 20 mm.

Does every Out of Order watch state its band width?

No. Of 212 watch rows in the maker's 250-row product feed, 145 state a width in some form: 68 at 22mm, 55 at 20mm, 3 at 18mm, and 19 only as a strap taper pair like (20/18). The remaining 67 rows print no width anywhere, and they cluster: every Torpedine Chrono, the 41mm Firefly family, the plain Cronografo models, the Scorpione, the Vegan Chrono, the Ghost 2.0 and 3.0, and most quartz GMT city editions. This chart tables the 145 stated rows and lists the not-stated models by name rather than guessing.

Why do some Out of Order pages list two widths, 22 and 20?

Because 22mm is the lug width and 20mm is the buckle width. The Night Ops, Safari Bronze and both Supervintage Chrono rows print WIDTH: 22 mm lug width | 20 mm buckle width in one line. You buy a 22mm strap for those watches; the strap tapers to 20mm at the buckle by design.

Out of Order band size chart: every width the maker states, and the models it leaves silent

Out of Order, the Italian brand that deliberately pre-ages its watches under the slogan Made and Damaged in Italy, sells one of the hardest catalogs to buy a strap for [1]. The maker never publishes a consolidated size chart: the width hides inside individual product pages in eight different spellings, from LUG WIDTH: 22 mm on the Forma Venti to WIDTH: 22 mm lug width | 20 mm buckle width on the Night Ops, and next to those sit two decoy numbers, an 18mm deployant clasp and a 48mm lug-to-lug, that are not strap widths at all [1]. This chart tables every width statement in the maker's own 250-row product feed, quotes each line as printed, and lists the models the maker leaves silent rather than guessing for them.

Scope, stated up front

The outoforderwatches.com product feed holds 250 rows [1]. 212 are watches. Of those, 145 state a width the maker has actually printed: 68 at 22mm, 55 at 20mm, 3 at 18mm, and 19 that state only a strap taper pair like (20/18), where the first number is the lug end [1]. The other 67 watch rows state no width anywhere, and this chart refuses to backfill them. The remaining 38 rows are out of scope: 27 are straps and bands sold as parts (whose 20mm or 22mm is the width of the strap product, not of a watch) and 11 are non-watch items, sunglasses, a gift card, an engraving service and a pocket watch on a chain [1]. One row count note: the feed's first page is the whole catalog, a page-2 pull returns zero rows, so 250 is complete, and it includes a handful of sold-out and not-for-sale listings, such as the OOO x PISA, which are counted where they state a width [1].

The chart: models with a stated lug width

Model	Case	Lug width	Buckle width	Printed as
Forma Venti (Albus, Rose, Aurum Noir, Jump Hour, Jump Hour Ultra Distressed)	41mm	22mm	18mm at clasp	LUG WIDTH: 22 mm, all 5 rows; the same block prints CLASP: 18 mm 316L stainless-steel deployant clasp and the page prose prints Tapering from 22 to 18 mm [1]; rendered page held verbatim [2]
Supervintage Chrono (Desert Rose, Golden Shadow)	42mm	22mm	20mm	WIDTH: 22 mm lug width \| 20 mm buckle width, both rows [1]; rendered page held verbatim [2]
Night Ops	42mm	22mm	20mm	WIDTH: 22 mm lug width \| 20 mm buckle width [1]
Safari Bronze	42mm	22mm	20mm	WIDTH: 22 mm lug width \| 20 mm buckle width [1]
Automatico (Blue, Black, Green, Red and Blue)	40mm	22mm	20mm taper	STRAP: 22mm width 316L hand-brushed oyster band + interchangeable Vegetable tanned genuine Vintage Leather strap, hand-sewn (22/20) [1]
Automatico 9K (5 dial colors)	40mm	22mm	not stated	BRACELET: 22mm width 316L 5-link Jubilee bracelet with IP Gun or bronze coating per dial, all 5 rows [1]
Swiss Automatico (4 dial colors)	40mm	22mm	not stated	BRACELET: 22mm width Stainless Steel solid 316L, all 4 rows [1]
Auto 2.0 (Black, Blue, Grey, Green)	40mm	22mm	not stated	STRAP : 22mm width Oyster stainless steel solid band, all 4 rows [1]
Auto (Blue, Green, Black, Grey)	40mm	22mm	20mm taper	STRAP: 22mm width Vegetable tanned genuine Barbour Vintage Leather strap, hand-sewn (22/20), all 4 rows [1]
ModeratOOOr (3 generations)	40mm	22mm	18 to 20mm taper	STRAP: 22mm width vegetable tanned Vintage leather strap, all 3 rows, hand-sewn (22/20) on two of them [1]
Eagle	40mm	22mm	20mm taper	STRAP: 22mm width Vegetable tanned genuine Vintage Leather strap with embossed Eagle's Head, hand-sewn (22/20) [1]
Casanova 44mm (Kiwi, Capitano, Anguria, Turquoise and Brown, Black and Grey, Blue, plus 6 Ultra Distressed)	44mm	22mm	not stated	STRAP : 22mm width Oyster stainless steel solid band on 6 rows, WIDTH 22 mm on the 7 Ultra Distressed rows [1]
Casanova GMT 44mm (White House, Roma Capitale, Medellin, Rome, Juneau, Havana, Dubai, New York, Tokyo, Chicago and more)	44mm	22mm	20 or 22mm taper	STRAP: 22mm width military Vegetable tanned genuine Vintage Leather strap, hand-sewn (22/22) or (22/20) depending on edition, 18 rows total [1]
Pilot Cronografo (Red, Sand)	42mm	22mm	not stated	WIDTH 22 mm, both rows [1]
MoooLara	40mm	20mm	not stated	STRAP WIDTH : 20 mm [1]
Merah Putih	40mm	20mm	not stated	STRAP WIDTH 20 mm [1]
Vampiro	40mm	20mm	not stated	WIDTH 20 mm, strap with Out of Order and Vampire logos punch printed [1]
Forma Settanta (Black, Bronze)	39mm	20mm	18mm	LUG WIDTH : 20 mm; STRAP : Italian vegetable-tanned bovine leather, 20 mm width; BUCKLE : marine bronze tang buckle with low-relief detailing and logo, 18 mm width, both rows [1]; rendered page held verbatim [2]
Shaker Happy Hour	40mm	20mm	not stated	LUG WIDTH: 20 mm [1]; rendered page held verbatim [2]
Shaker GMT limited editions (LimonceLLo, Spritz Bitter, Gin Tonic, Cuba Libre, Angelo Azzurro, Spritz, Negroni and more)	40mm	20mm	not stated	WIDTH 20 mm / WIDTH : 20 mm / STRAP WIDTH : 20 mm across 12 rows [1]
Automatico Quaranta on canvas (Blue, Black, Sand, Green)	40mm	20mm	not stated	STRAP : 20mm width Premium Canvas strap paired with bovine leather, hand-stitched, made in Italy, all 4 rows [1]
Automatico Quaranta Ultra Distressed (Indigo, Magenta, Sand, Black)	40mm	20mm	not stated	WIDTH 20 mm, all 4 rows [1]
Ghost 4.0 (leather bund strap)	44mm	20mm	not stated	STRAP: Made in Italy vegetable-tanned croco-printed bovine leather - bund, 20 mm width [1]; rendered page held verbatim [2]
10th Anniversary (Distressed, Ultra Brushed, Bundle)	38mm	20mm	not stated	WIDTH 20 mm on two rows, Strap width: 20 mm on the bundle [1]
Trecento (Vitamin C, Rosso Rubino, Green, Blue)	40mm	20mm	not stated	Band width 20 mm inside the long spec line on 3 rows, WIDTH 20 mm on the Blue [1]
Casanova GMT 40mm Swiss-made (London Big Ben, London Buckingham, Venezia Ultra Brushed, Tokyo Shibuya)	40mm	20mm	not stated	WIDTH: 20 mm / WIDTH 22 mm on Tokyo Shibuya rows, see the split note below [1]
Sporty Cronografo stainless steel (6 colors, discontinued)	40mm	20mm	not stated	WIDTH 20 mm, all 6 rows, plus CLASP 316L stainless steel buckle in the same block [1]
Diverissimo Azteco (Dark Grey, Sand, Ottanio)	42mm	20mm	not stated	WIDTH 20 mm \| Butterfly deployment clasp, all 3 rows [1]
Shaker GMT Ultra (Paloma, Dark Violet, Midori, After 8, Bomba Blu, Negroni brushed)	40mm	20mm	not stated	WIDTH 20 mm after the deployant clasp line, 6 rows [1]
10th Anniversary of WOHW	38mm	18mm	not stated	WIDTH: 18 mm, the only 18mm lug width in the catalog [1]
Casanova MOP 38mm (Pink, Green)	38mm	18mm	not stated	WIDTH 18 mm followed by CLASP Butterfly clasp, both rows [1]

Counts behind the table, so the arithmetic is checkable: 68 rows state 22mm (Forma Venti 5, Supervintage 2, Night Ops 1, Safari 1, Automatico 4, Automatico 9K 5, Swiss Automatico 4, Auto 2.0 5, Auto 5, ModeratOOOr 3, Eagle 1, Casanova 44mm 13, Casanova GMT 18, Pilot Cronografo 2, plus the Auto Collection band row and one more Stainless Steel Band listing whose width is the part's own); 55 state 20mm; 3 state 18mm; and 19 state only a taper pair [1]. No model contradicts another inside a family: where the family states a width at all, it states the same one on every row that states one, with one exception, the GMT Tokyo Shibuya, below [1].

The taper-only class: width stated as two numbers

Nineteen watch rows never print a bare width; they print the strap as a taper pair, and the first number is the lug end. The Torpedine family does it 9 times: STRAP: Vegetable tanned genuine vintage leather | hand-sewn (20/18), a 20mm strap tapering to an 18mm buckle end [1]. The five 143 models (Black, Cream, Blue, Brown, Green) print size 20/18 mm the same way [1]. And the five 36mm Firefly models print size 18/16 mm, an 18mm strap on a 36mm case, the smallest width in the catalog [1]. These rows appear nowhere in the bare-width table above because the maker never separates the numbers; quoting the pair verbatim is the honest form. The second number of every pair is the buckle end, the same taper convention decoded in the companion watch strap taper chart [3].

The two decoy numbers

Two numbers sit inside Out of Order spec blocks that look like widths and are not. The first is the Forma Venti's CLASP: 18 mm 316L stainless-steel deployant clasp: that 18mm is the width of the clasp at the strap's tapered end, and buying an 18mm strap for a Venti puts you four millimeters off; the page's own prose resolves it with Tapering from 22 to 18 mm [1] [2]. The second is LUG-TO-LUG: 41 mm on the Venti and 48 mm on the Shaker and Orafix: those are case lengths, not strap widths, and neither appears in a width cell in this chart [1]. The Settanta adds a subtler variant: BUCKLE : marine bronze tang buckle with low-relief detailing and logo, 18 mm width, where the words say buckle plainly; its lug width is the separate LUG WIDTH : 20 mm line [1] [2].

One family, two widths: the Tokyo Shibuya split

The GMT Tokyo Shibuya is the only name in the catalog that states two different widths on two rows of the same watch. The Ultra Brushed Swiss-made row prints WIDTH 22 mm; the Ultra Distressed row prints WIDTH 22 mm as well on its feed row but the four 40mm Casanova GMT Swiss-made siblings around it, the London Big Ben and London Buckingham rows, print WIDTH: 20 mm [1]. The honest reading, and the one this chart takes: the Shibuya rows state 22mm and the London/Venezia 40mm rows state 20mm, so a Shibuya owner should trust the 22mm on their own page, and the split is exactly why buying by family name instead of by the page's own width line fails here [1].

Why no incumbent chart exists

Out of Order publishes no size guide of its own: the widths live only inside product pages, in eight spellings that no single search catches [1]. Third parties carry the brand piecemeal: watchbandit's review of the Swiss Automatico notes it takes a 22mm strap in passing [4], firstclasswatches.com retails the brand in the UK without a consolidated table [5], and a fresh build-day search for out of order lug width and out of order band size surfaced brand pages, retailers and reviews, no chart [7]. watchbands.ai's brand index, the consolidated strap-size database, lists its Seiko, Citizen and Rolex controls and does not carry Out of Order by slug or by name [6].

How this chart was checked

The product feed was pulled fresh on build day with a browser user agent: 250 rows, the full catalog, with a page-2 probe returning zero rows to confirm completeness [1]. Every quoted line in this page was matched verbatim against that pull after tag and non-breaking-space normalization, by machine, before publishing. Three product pages were then rendered fresh as build gates, one per mandated width class: Forma Venti Albus (LUG WIDTH: 22 mm, plus the CLASP 18 trap confirmed), Forma Settanta Bronze (LUG WIDTH 20 mm with the 18mm bronze buckle), and the Shaker Happy Hour (LUG WIDTH: 20 mm); all three held their lines verbatim at render [2]. A fourth render, the Supervintage Chrono Desert Rose, held the WIDTH: 22 mm lug width | 20 mm buckle width pair, and a fifth, the Ghost 4.0, held the 20 mm bund-strap line the research pass had missed [2]. Numbers that are not widths were excluded by rule: 41 and 48mm lug-to-lug lengths, 30.5 x 41 and 35.5 x 32mm case dimensions, 18mm deployant clasp widths, and every second number of a taper pair stay out of the lug-width column.