The Watch Thread - Part 5

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taeception

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Why oh why do these watches look so good on you guys?!?
First the explorer 1, then the snzh and now the skx007.

Maybe wrist too big LOL. But think on the bright side, huge watches look great on you!! I want to wear huge watch also cannot, will look a bit like power ranger.. :(
 

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I dun really fancy pam and thats the problem. Even after all these years.
Yet those watches that I like just look bad on me. End up can only hold them and admire. Esp those that I mentioned. I really like how the skx007 looks but it doesn't like my wrist.

Thats like life eh. The girl u like most always not the one for you. Haha.

Haha..Depends? but from what I heard from some of my guys friends is that the type of girls to date and the type of girls to marry are different types. True?
 

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Hi all, new member here.:s12: I've been a lurker here for sometime now. Decided to hoot a skx007 and change it to sailcloth strap (something like bradystrap type) i wonder if anyone know which shop carries them apart from k2 (think k2 OOS?) thanks!

Welcome! :D Not sure about your strap question..if I'm not wrong someone here mentioned tht can order from online or something,cant really remember the full details.
 

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I do not want a giant wrist but I would like it to be bigger so I can can have more watch choices hahaha

Be careful what u wish for.

Anyway there is not much exercise that one can do to increase wrist size, regardless of gender. Your wrist size is pretty much determined by your bone size.

You can strengthen your wrist with certain exercises that typically will correspondingly lead to toning/growth of the forearms. (may not be something u are looking), but I don't think your wrist will grow larger.

I may be wrong, resident muscle man dahui may want to chip in.

In fact conversely, if you don't exercise and put on weight, overall fat increase could give you a 'wider' wrist.
 

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Wow all the replies about the speedmaster post.. Haha seems like most people would go for the hesalite version. Was looking around some watch forums and it seems like the hesalite crystal seems to be shaped a little differently from the sapphire , thus the face of the speedmaster seems a bit different. Weird eh..

Have to see the hesalite in real life... The dome is nicer than the sapphire one...

Get a 3572 for best of both world

Mine says hi
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Doesnt really work for me leh :s22: I think generally its easier for guys.

Oh dear..hope u are feeling better. Speedy recovery!

Haha thanks~

Be careful what u wish for.

Anyway there is not much exercise that one can do to increase wrist size, regardless of gender. Your wrist size is pretty much determined by your bone size.

You can strengthen your wrist with certain exercises that typically will correspondingly lead to toning/growth of the forearms. (may not be something u are looking), but I don't think your wrist will grow larger.

I may be wrong, resident muscle man dahui may want to chip in.

In fact conversely, if you don't exercise and put on weight, overall fat increase could give you a 'wider' wrist.

Before my internship.. my wrist size was around 6.3 inch or lesser.. aft internship i gym-ed for quite some time, and ate slightly more.. wrist size increased to 6.5. Currently the growth stagnant for a long time :( I think there is really a limit as to how big can it be. For those born with small bones.. #suckthumb
 
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