Corner-Notched Strap for the Timberland 75047G
The Timberland 75047G has the kind of case that ends most strap searches early: the band meets it inside stepped corners, so a straight-cut replacement either will not seat or leaves ugly gaps at the lugs. The owner of this one, in England, had no factory replacement to fall back on. The solution was a corner-notched strap for the Timberland 75047G, cut to measure in green Buttero.
The build
| Style | Corner-notched |
| A (full width) | 19mm |
| B (tongue width) | 11mm |
| C (notch depth) | 4mm |
| Strap length | 75/125mm (3.0 in / 4.9 in) |
| Leather | Green Buttero |
Why these choices
A corner-notched strap carries the full strap width — here 19mm — across the wrist, then steps in at both corners so an 11mm tongue reaches 4mm into the case's recessed attachment. It is the same pattern VGreen cuts for the Cartier Santos and other integrated designs: the case gets the narrow fitting it demands, the wrist gets a properly proportioned strap, and nothing about the watch is modified.
Those A/B/C numbers come from the customer, which is how every notched build works — the strap is cut to the measurements supplied, so we recommend having a jeweler take them. A half-millimeter matters inside a notch in a way it never does on an open lug.
Green Buttero is a strong pick for a field-styled watch. Buttero is a vegetable-tanned leather from the Walpier tannery in Tuscany, dense enough to hold the crisp notch geometry, and it patinas with wear — the green will deepen and burnish where the wrist and buckle touch it, which suits a watch built for outdoors use far better than a leather that tries to stay factory-fresh.
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“Online form was easy to fill out to capture all my specifications. Product received (sharkskin strap, 24mm with notch, without any taper). My classic Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch looks beefy and ready to show off! Thank you!”
Jon H. · Custom corner-notched strap
Common questions
How do I measure for a corner-notched strap for the Timberland 75047G?
Three numbers, all in millimeters: A is the full strap width, B is the width of the tongue that enters the case, and C is how deep the notch must step in. A jeweler can take them in minutes, and exact figures beat estimates every time.
Why not just force a narrower standard strap?
An 11mm straight strap would seat in this case but look skeletal on the wrist and wear quickly at the attachment. The notch keeps full width where you see it and narrow fitment only where the case requires it.
Get one for your watch
Enter your A/B/C measurements in the corner-notched strap configurator, or start from the notched strap collection and the Buttero leather range. Every strap is made to order — allow 2–3 weeks to delivery.