The Watch Thread - Part 3

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pwillie

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My wrist is about your size, but i think the Omega Seamaster 40mm fits nicely on me wrist.
Why dont you go to the AD to try out the different sizes..
sometimes the lugs play a part... eg the AP RO 39mm fits big due to the lugs
 

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For very small wrist people, dial should not be more than 42mm and case thickness not more than 15mm.
 
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For very small wrist people, dial should not be more than 42mm and case thickness not more than 15mm.

Who says? It's a matter of personal taste.
You can argue, and I personally feel the same way, that it looks strange
if the lugs hang out beyond the wrist. But if you don't mind that then go for it. And what has thickness got to do with it? You can get very thick dive watches which aren't very wide. I'd say those are ideal for people with narrow wrists and huge hands --- plenty of people like that out there.
 

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Amazon:Customer reviews

Is it advisable to purchase this piece; through an MO
seller on amazon is sasy420 (watch shop solely).

Retail 298.
Mo quote should be around 190.

Seeking for feedbacks/ feedbacks on the timepiece would be appreciated too:)!
 

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PLan to get a ladies auto watch for mum... any rec? bduget 1k below?

omega ? possible?
 

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PLan to get a ladies auto watch for mum... any rec? bduget 1k below?

omega ? possible?

def. impossible for omega. 1k budget, u can look at some quartz watches. even though its not the thing for watch aficionados.

maybe B&M, tag also.. 1k+ is possible, if im not wrong. if not just get a fashion watch aka clothing brands that sell watches.
 

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I was think Ball, Longines these kind. No AP, IWC, etc.

you have same wrist size as me. big name brands, no problem. sure have sizes for you. AP, IWC, you name it.

Ball, im not sure, i've never bought one. Tried my friend's one and is a bit big on me.

actually dial size 40-42mm is perfect. but also depends on how thick is the watch and how wide it is from lug to lug. need to try the watch on. but generally 40-42 is ok
 

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Is this 42mm suitable for my wrist
Or this 38mm below will be better?
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Both are not my watches. Courtesy of a SGROC bro and Sincere :)
 
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lol i need a sub 1k watch for certain reasons le....recommend please....preferably pvd
 

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actually dial size 40-42mm is perfect. but also depends on how thick is the watch and how wide it is from lug to lug. need to try the watch on. but generally 40-42 is ok
I agree. I too have been blessed/cursed with skinny-ass, girly wrists. I have a Tissot Visodate, which is 40mm in diameter and about 47mm lug-to-lug. I also have Seiko which is 42mm diameter and 50mm lug-to-lug. They both fit my wrist just, any bigger/longer and there will be visible overhang. Strangely, the Visodate looks longer, probably because it has straighter lugs - the Seiko's lugs are nicely curved and fit very well.
 

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Here you go:

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If that watch is 36.5mm, you really shouldn't be looking for anything larger than 40mm unless they tend to have wide bezels. Besides, lug to lug distance will greatly dictate the watches that would suit you.

IamXxGG.jpeg

Is this 42mm suitable for my wrist
Or this 38mm below will be better?
UbKdncq.jpeg

Both are not my watches. Courtesy of a SGROC bro and Sincere :)
The 38 works better for you. 42 seems way over, notice the hanging lugs. Also, the lack of a bezel increases the dial size and makes the watch visually larger. That's just my opinion anyway, YMMV.
 

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The 38 works better for you. 42 seems way over, notice the hanging lugs. Also, the lack of a bezel increases the dial size and makes the watch visually larger. That's just my opinion anyway, YMMV.
I find that taking close-ups of wrist shots tend to enlarge the watch, ie the watch looks bigger in the photo than in real life. Basing visual size on photos may not be accurate.

But in any case, based on the supplied pics, the 42mm looks too big and the 38mm looks just right. My hope/wish is that the era of oversized watches will pass someday soon... ;)
 

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Is this 42mm suitable for my wrist
Or this 38mm below will be better?

Both are not my watches. Courtesy of a SGROC bro and Sincere :)

What is your wrist size???

Sometimes camera angles can make it misleading. With a wrist size, would be easier to judge also. From pictures alone, the 38mm looks better.
 
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