Every strap in your catalog, on the watch the customer already owns.
Strap buyers already own the watch. What they want to see is whether brown leather or a textured strap suits it. The shopper uploads a photo of their watch, and your straps appear on it; with a wrist photo, on their wrist too.
"Does it suit my watch?" is the strap shopper's question.
On the shopper's own watch
The shopper uploads a photo of their watch. The widget keeps the watch and replaces only the strap. A wrist photo adds the view on the wrist.
Frontal view for detail
Stitching, texture and buckle at full size next to the watch, so material and colour can be judged before the wrist view. The shopper can save a picture of the combination.
Whole catalog, one setup
Once the wrist and watch are captured, every strap and every colour in your shop is one tap away. Colours listed as variants or as separate products both work.
Questions strap retailers ask
Does the try-on check whether a strap fits the watch?
No. It is a visual preview: the widget renders your strap on the shopper's watch so they can judge colour, material and style. It does not measure the watch or verify the lug width, so shoppers still choose the right width from your product page, as they do today. For the preview itself a photo of the watch is enough; no model name or measurements are needed.
How are the straps prepared?
From your existing product photos. Every item is quality-checked before it goes live. One design in one colour counts as one try-on item; sizes of the same design count once.
What about new straps and colours?
They are picked up from your catalog automatically and prepared the same way. Adding products later requires nothing from you.
Can the shopper see the strap on a watch from my catalog?
Yes. If you also sell watches, any watch and strap combination can be shown together, on the wrist or in the frontal view.
Does it slow down the product pages?
No. The page loads one small asynchronous script that shows the Try on button; the try-on itself loads only when a customer taps it.
Try it on your own shop, free
Free trial on your own shop: live within a few days, no payment details, no contract.