Extensions on either end of a watch case to which the band or bracelet is attached.
Projections at either side of the case where the bracelet or strap is attached.
On the case, this is where the bracelet or strap is joined.
Projection on the watch face to which the watch band/bracelet is attached.
Projections on a watch face that attach a watch band or bracelet to the dial.
Extensions on either side of the bezel where the bracelet or strap is attached.
the four protrusions on a typical watch case used to attach a bracelet or strap.
Protrusions on the case of a watch to which the bracelet or strap is fitted. Various types of lugs can be found such as rounded lugs, teardrop lugs and hidden lugs.
Extensions from either end of the case that hold the pin used to fasten the strap or bracelet to the case.
The metal extensions of a wrist watch case to which the bracelet or band are attached usually with a spring bar.
Nubs or projections formed into tile edges to maintain even spacing between tiles.
Projections on the watchcase to which the watch band/bracelet is attached.
Extensions from either end of the case or bezel that fasten to the strap or bracelet.
Protuberances attached to tiles to maintain even spacing for grout lines.
projections on the watch's case where the watch strap or bracelet are attached. The lugs can be stationary or flexible.
Projections on a watch face to which the watch band or bracelet is attached.
Extensions on both sides of the case where the bracelet or strap is attached.
The metal holdings used to attach the bracelet or strap to the case with pushpins.
The metal holding located at the 6 and 12 o'clock position of the case. This is used to attach the band to the case with pushpins.
The part of the case where the bracelet is attached either by spring bars or by specially designed screws.