wearing different sizes

[Serpico2022]

I have trained my brain to wear anything from 36mm to 48mm and I like all the sizes.
Nothing bothers me with this....I adapt quickly to what is on my wrist.
Anyone else on the same boat?

 

[ward1991]

PLEASE NOTE A SNIPPET FROM MY DISSERTATION, AND MY FORMAL INTRODUCTION OF THE ENHANCED PHALLUS SCALE

EP5-48MM+= SMALL WIENER
EP4-45MM-47MM= MUSCULAR FRAME A LESS THAN AVERAGE SIZED WIENER
EP3-42MM-44MM= DRIVES A BMW AND A SMALL, WIDE WIENER
EP2 -39MM-41MM= AVERAGE JOE WITH A TYPICAL SMALL WIENER
EP1- 34MM-38MM= "I JUS' A WHITTLE GUY" -REMARKABLY SMALL WIENER

 

[fatarms]

PLEASE NOTE A SNIPPET FROM MY DISSERTATION, AND MY FORMAL INTRODUCTION OF THE ENHANCED PHALLUS SCALE

EP5-48MM+= SMALL WIENER
EP4-45MM-47MM= MUSCULAR FRAME A LESS THAN AVERAGE SIZED WIENER
EP3-42MM-44MM= DRIVES A BMW AND A SMALL, WIDE WIENER
EP2 -39MM-41MM= AVERAGE JOE WITH A TYPICAL SMALL WIENER
EP1- 34MM-38MM= "I JUS' A WHITTLE GUY" -REMARKABLY SMALL WIENER

Hey, you live near me... so does this mean we're wearing big watches in the winter and small watches in the summer?

 

[Reaps]

I have trained my brain to wear anything from 36mm to 48mm and I like all the sizes.
Nothing bothers me with this....I adapt quickly to what is on my wrist.
Anyone else on the same boat?

I'm a small wrist guy and have worn 33mm -> 44mm. I think 44mm is the limit of what I can tolerate. I wanted to try 47mm Panerai once but having put on a 44mm Sub I realized 47mm would have legitimately been insane.

The thing about wrist shots and wrists is that it never takes into account body proportion. If you're a 6'3 guy but with a 6in wrist, wearing a 36mm might feel fine on the wrist but in proportion to your overall body, it's freaking TINY.

That's why it's always better to check yourself out in the mirror (vanity is in our hobby after all) when judging these things. For any small wrist guys, buffing out your frame and forearms will help "lessen" the blow of a large watch.

43mm Seadweller is a tad big on my wrist but when it's on mirror, it's perfectly proportioned to me. Same with the Luminor Marina 44mm Panerai 111 and other large watches I run.

 

[Serpico2022]

what would be considered a small wrist?
What would be the range?

 

[abat]

I have small wrists but I wear what I want. People often tell me my SOSF is too big for me but I like it.

 

[Greatlakes6]

So, I can brag to my girlfriend that I have a LARGE wrist

 

[Reaps]

what would be considered a small wrist?
What would be the range?

You'll get lots of debate but I think for me I consider 6-6.5in somewhere around this range for men. Below 6in is.... very difficult to wear anything above 34mm. Above 6.5in you can comfortably rock 40mm-42mm. Above 7in most watches are available for you.

 

[ward1991]

I have 8inch meat paws, the world's my mothalickin' oyster, however if you work with your hands at all in life, anything over 45mm that's not either titanium or a carbotech, is not practical IMO. They get in the way. If all you do is scroll Instagram and hit the club, it shouldn't be any issue for you.

Still praying panerai will release the bronzo in 44mm. Green dial hopefully

 

[rolex4me]

40-44 for me.
I don't like anything bigger or smaller on my wrist.

 

[tkingjr]

I have a small wrist. My first rep was a Breitling Super Avenger measuring 48mm. I don't care what other people think.

 

[Dave2302]

I wear anything from 40mm (which looks a bit small), up to 50mm (Rolex DeepSea Challenge), my wrist ranges between 7.75" to 8"

The Rolex Deepsea Challenge has a 50 dia × 23mm high case, a 9.5mm-thick sapphire crystal, and a 61mm lug-to-lug length

 

[abat]

This is probably too big for me but I don’t care.

 

[Seagull88]

Wear what you like, 48mm+ is too big though.

 

[tkingjr]

This is probably too big for me but I don’t care.

I wear what I like. I don’t care what people think. Today I am wearing a 50mm Breitling Super Avenger on my skinny wrist.