From lug to lug, it will be bigger. For small wrist folks, the lugs will hang out more than for a 42mm AP.
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Skinny Wrist Club thread
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Keniath
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Exactly what i wanted to say. To me the diver still feels and looks bigger on the wrist though.
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I wanted a pam for a while mostly attracted to bronzo but these stupid girly wrists of mine keep stoping me. This looks good on you.Pam 005
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There is a new 42mm submersible, the Pam 682. Probably most suitable submersible for the skinny wrists.
PAM 243m on my 7 inch wrist.
the short, curved lugs makes it wear smaller than many other 44mm watches.
the short, curved lugs makes it wear smaller than many other 44mm watches.
My wrist is about the same, maybe even 6.5. I find this 005 fits very well. Is the bronze one bigger case than luminor?
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*then again I guess it depends on the width of the top of your wrist
Bronzo are 45mm mostly i think i might look into the new 42mm as someone said, but these watches are chunky, another factor to consider on a skinny wrist. Also any braclet flaws show more pronounced on skinny wrists i think. Like the square ends on this smp the pic on left is how the same watch wears little better on bigger wrist while on my small wrist the 2nd link just stands out.
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Keniath
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Wrist size if you don't mind me asking? Was looking to get one of those JF OP39s, but was unsure if it'd be too large (DJ37 fits perfectly). Thanks in advance.
any photos for IWC 7 days for 6'75 or smaller wrist ?
does it need extra hole for the standard rep strap ?
does it need extra hole for the standard rep strap ?