Can I replace a quick release skewer by something that needs a wrench to open? I have an old Motobecane with quick release skewers in both wheels (700mm wheels), that I only use for short commutes (so I don't use the quick release function if there is a flat; [also hadn't have a flat in years given the anti-puncture tires]).
I just had my front wheel stolen, while parked next to many other bikes with through axles without their front wheels secured, so now I'd like to make the front wheel exactly as hard (and as easy) and a through axle to remove (needing a wrench).
I don't want something that is harder to open (i.e., a pitlock) nor easier (Allen Key Skewer), I want something equal to the most commonly used old-school nutted axle.
Can a through bolt axle of the same width be used? (What do we search to buy such? My searching has at most given me at most Allen Key Skewers, which are still easier to open than with a wrench)
Thank you
EDIT:
So I should ask for a wheel intended for nuts of the same size (radius 700mm).
How do I know the size of the axle?
There is a list of products here
https://www.cyclingabout.com/list-ways-theft-proof-wheels-secure-components-locking-security-skewers-seatpost-locks/
Loosely:

A set of skewer ends designed to make your wheels unremovable unless you turn your bike upside down, which would be hard without removing the bike
Various proprietary tools that mean your wheels are unremovable without the right tool
Slightly more deluxe versions with the manufacturer making dozens of different tools/keys so that there is no chance a thief will carry them around

In general you won't be able to replace your skewers with bolt thru axles unless the unlikely event you have fancy hubs that are designed to take a bolt on axle.
E.g. https://www.hopetech.com/products/hubs/accessories/axle-conversion-kit/
I suggest something like this
https://www.evanscycles.com/brand/mpart/road-allen-key-security-skewers-930614
Is a reasonably cost effective solution