RGRC fits perfectly on my 6.25" but you will need to get an XS strap for comfort.
Not sure about the size in relation to schumi and FCGP but the FCGP wears large but comfy on my wrists!
AP ROO FCGP vs 6.25"
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RGRC fits perfectly on my 6.25" but you will need to get an XS strap for comfort.
Not sure about the size in relation to schumi and FCGP but the FCGP wears large but comfy on my wrists!
AP ROO FCGP vs 6.25"
There are watches for any size of wrist. This thread shows a lot a of good examples.
Yachtmaster 1 blue 40mm on a 16,5 cm wrist.
My right wrist is 17,5 cm [emoji26]
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I respectfully disagree. The vast majority of watches being produced are 40mm+. The majority of watches in this thread are Rolex @ 40MM, AP @ 41MM+ and Panerai @ 44mm. Obviously that's the direction the watch industry has been headed for the last 10 years. It will be interesting to see if it begins to adjust.
Why do you believe it should. My gen APs were bought in the 1980s, and actually look a bit silly on my 6.5inch wrist now, just too small. It all depends on what you get used to. I even like my Carbotech, and that's 47mm.
In fact with things like the Apple 'watch' around, it might be things will get even bigger since the displays are unusable with old style wristwatch sizes.
Going back to 2006, I found it strange that many wristwatches were using what were traditionally pocket watch movements. Personally, I didn't see the value in a 47mm watch that had no functality over a 40mm watch. If anything, it was clunky on anyone but Arnold Schwarzenegger sized people. Obviously, some of those brands had diving and aviation heritages, however realistically, both of those professions now have significantly improved digital equipment.
Look at men's suits for an example. Shoulder pads, skinny, single breasted, double-breasted. The styles come and go. I believe watches are the same.
Look at men's suits for an example. Shoulder pads, skinny, single breasted, double-breasted. The styles come and go. I believe watches are the same.
Agree and Just like clothes doesn't matter how small your wrists are, more the shape the proportions that will say whether a watch looks good or not
Well, the gen's been sold since the 1930s to all and sundry, so I don't think there'll be an issue.
JLC NSD on 6.25"
Wow bro where is this place, new watch btw
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I'm sporting a 6.75 incher and recently acquired my first two reps: a Rolex DSSD (43mm I think?) and a Submariner 16610 (40mm). Here are some action shots. I put the sub on a NATO that came with a Timex Weekender.
