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Skinny Wrist Club thread
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In deed, even though my wrist is small it is quiet flat. The 372 case profile for some reason it sits quiet nice on my tiny wrist. It still looks massive though lol
42mm AP diver wears much bigger then 44 Panerai because of how the strap curves. That said I have been wearing my AP non stop for past 40 days on 6" wrist and just cannot take it of. It's on a Genuine XS strap.
Note in a picture above how the strap curves around. This is all good with a Carbon Diver cause it is very light and comfortable. The SS model was way too heavy and uncomfortable, I had to sell it.
I have a 6.25" writs and also gave AP a try but it just look funny on us small wristed.
It all depends how you look at it. If you look at pics or your wrist it may seem too big, if you look at it in a mirror it looks ok, this is how everyone else sees it.
I had a watch collector try it, his wrist is bigger then mine at least. 6.7". When he put it on his wrist, he thought it was too big, but he thought it looks good on me. It is an interesting perspective on how you decide if a watch is too big or not.
I had a watch collector try it, his wrist is bigger then mine at least. 6.7". When he put it on his wrist, he thought it was too big, but he thought it looks good on me. It is an interesting perspective on how you decide if a watch is too big or not.
Moon watch is a perfect fit on my skinny wrist.
40mm including crown. 38mm without.
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40mm including crown. 38mm without.
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40mm is pretty much a perfect size for skinny wrists. Not too big and not to small.
Here is a 40mm Nautilus.
Here is a 40mm Nautilus.
40mm is pretty much a perfect size for skinny wrists. Not too big and not to small.
Here is a 40mm Nautilus.
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