The Watch Thread - Part 8

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Spartanz. said:
for small wrist guys

what are the smallest panaeri models available?

i tried on the 45mm radiomirs and luminors and it looks too big :s22:
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Have you considered giving it some time to get used to the size?

My wrist is pretty small too, at about 6". Initially, I thought the 44mm's were too large as well, after a while, you'll find yourself thinking it's too small.. 47mm is the way to go.

You could also get a thicker strap to balance it out if that's your concern.. Happy Hunting. :)
 
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Thai_Rak_Thai said:
I have to confess. When I sold my 114060...i had some sleepless nights. Once bitten twice shy. Back with 116600

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actually i like the seadweller too as i feel the date is useful to me. but i dont like the bezel for having all the second markers. i have seen the seadweller with the sub bezel and i think it does look very good.
 
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soilwork said:
Started from 44mm and now 47mm. Definitely 47mm ftw in my opinon!
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Actually I thought of 47mm is the way to go too. Saw quite a few in public wearing it. My thots is that the wearer likes big watches and the watch presence is definitely there but really, it doesn't look that nice on the wrist.


To the wearer he felt is nice, but in actual fact, it's totally out and unsuitable for that guy.


Only those super big burly guys can pull it off. If not forget it.


Liking big watches is 1 thing, able to wear and present it on ownself is another.
 
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Spartanz. said:
for small wrist guys

what are the smallest panaeri models available?

i tried on the 45mm radiomirs and luminors and it looks too big :s22:
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The smallest Luminor sizes are 40mm ones. Current models would be the 48 & 49. Finding it is another story as they are not as popular.

For the Radiomir, you can take a look at the current Radiomir 1940 512 at 42mm. It shares the same lug design as the Luminor.

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Good luck!
 
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New nato hoot just came in. At only 3 dollars per strap, I'm pretty impressed that they even provide springbar tools :s13:

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Yurikaze said:
Actually I thought of 47mm is the way to go too. Saw quite a few in public wearing it. My thots is that the wearer likes big watches and the watch presence is definitely there but really, it doesn't look that nice on the wrist.


To the wearer he felt is nice, but in actual fact, it's totally out and unsuitable for that guy.


Only those super big burly guys can pull it off. If not forget it.


Liking big watches is 1 thing, able to wear and present it on ownself is another.
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What i mean is i started thinking 44mm is big enough and i grew to realize that 47mm is the real deal i want. Just sharing my experience thats all.

End of day i wont even care other people think or feels if my watch is nice on me or what. Thats their thoughts. This is my money and my watch so its for me to enjoy. I dont live my life to be judge by people. Period.
 
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