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Pam - How big is to big?
- Thread starter mickeypro
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I have a scrawny wrist to. But i enjoy big watches and dont care what anyone else thinks about it. I wear them because i enjoy them. I am looking for a 70mm now anyone know where to get it? 
Hell i may just start wearing alarm clocks on my wrist :lol:
Hell i may just start wearing alarm clocks on my wrist :lol:dawg said:I have a scrawny wrist to. But i enjoy big watches and dont care what anyone else thinks about it. I wear them because i enjoy them. I am looking for a 70mm now anyone know where to get it?
LOL :lol:
I just got a Fiddy, and not gonna lie, it is just too big for my 7" wrist. Also, you have to keep in mind, I work in a business setting and want to be able to wear it there as well (I know Pam's are dressy per se, but they can look good -- see 2007 Men's health style guide cover - ryan reynolds). Back on topic, I think you just need to wear what makes you comfortable. Some members on the board have 6.5" wrists and wear Fiddy's all the time (not going to name any names
).. Anyway, if you go by "looks" alone, just make sure the band is jutting outward on the wrist, and not perpendicular or even back end.Also, different watches fit totally different. My 42.5 PO is about as big as i'd go because the case is large, but I wear a 45 radiomir just fine... so after all my babbling, you can see, there really is no answer....
I just got a Fiddy, and not gonna lie, it is just too big for my 7" wrist. Also, you have to keep in mind, I work in a business setting and want to be able to wear it there as well (I know Pam's are dressy per se, but they can look good -- see 2007 Men's health style guide cover - ryan reynolds). Back on topic, I think you just need to wear what makes you comfortable. Some members on the board have 6.5" wrists and wear Fiddy's all the time (not going to name any names
Also, different watches fit totally different. My 42.5 PO is about as big as i'd go because the case is large, but I wear a 45 radiomir just fine... so after all my babbling, you can see, there really is no answer....
It's funny cuz my wrist is actually smaller than yours ^^ and getting a Fiddy soon hopefully :wink:
I like huge watches... and I also work in a business setting. When I wore my B&R at the office
co-workers and my managers just laughed at me, which is actually not a bad thing. It's kinda good to be a unique character at work... it's a conversation starter.
Joe
JOEJOEJOE said:I just got a Fiddy, and not gonna lie, it is just too big for my 7" wrist. Also, you have to keep in mind, I work in a business setting and want to be able to wear it there as well (I know Pam's are dressy per se, but they can look good -- see 2007 Men's health style guide cover - ryan reynolds). Back on topic, I think you just need to wear what makes you comfortable. Some members on the board have 6.5" wrists and wear Fiddy's all the time (not going to name any names
Also, different watches fit totally different. My 42.5 PO is about as big as i'd go because the case is large, but I wear a 45 radiomir just fine... so after all my babbling, you can see, there really is no answer....
It's funny cuz my wrist is actually smaller than yours ^^ and getting a Fiddy soon hopefully :wink:
I like huge watches... and I also work in a business setting. When I wore my B&R at the office
co-workers and my managers just laughed at me, which is actually not a bad thing. It's kinda good to be a unique character at work... it's a conversation starter.
Joe
Your getting a Fiddy soon huh? Weird, I'm getting a 113 soon...... :lol:
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I think it all sdepends on if you like the PAM style. I have a 7" wrist and that is perfect, my wife has 5.9 " and she got a PAM with 40mm. We both like the look of these watches....I have my Rollies in the box since a long time.You will get used to the size very quickly and 40mm watches will stay in the box.