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It's a s810w and with all things these days getting a strap involves hi tech professionals and a high level of geeking. I asked in my local jewellers and they said they would need special bits. All I want is a fabric strap. This involves converters and such like which I can't find.
So over to you clever people ,how do I do it?
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Buying a new one is probably the most cost effective option.
All the new ones are plastic, I want a fabric one.
I sent mine (G Shock) direct to casino to get new strap after local watch man bodged new strap fitting.
Doubtful if you'll get a fabric strap to fit
Standard genuine resin straps were c£12 when I bought one earlier this year and easy to fit. Never been inclined to fit converters though might be tempted by the metal bracelets which are expensive but get good reviews.
Ask the bloke in your local market who fixes watches and straps.
fixed my Casio last week. Looked at options and bought an aftermarket copy . Casio seem to have afairly wide attatchment bar and some straps the shoe repair shop offered looked puny and wrong when lined up with the watch.
sorry , i know that is absolutlely no help whatsoever
watchuseek forum will help
Try Google with jayandkays, they do adapter kits for casio etc.
Search NATO/Zulu g-shock strap adaptors (even though yours isn't a g-shock), I think one off a DW5600/6900 'may' fit, but you'll have to do some google work to check. If you get some adaptors sorted its a case of fitting any NATO/Zulu of choice. Timefactors.com would be a good place to order the strap from, and have a great forum (tz-uk)....
Oh and of course don't bother with your local shoe repair/market stall etc, you want the pukka Casio adaptors (if avail) and a nice NATO/Zulu of the correct width to suit.......
Let us know how you get on.