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24 Sep 2015 Before shopping for watches online, learn the 4 key watch measurements to find the right size watch for your wrist.
20 Dec 2017 Worried that a watch may be too small or look too big on your wrist? This watch size guide will show you exactly what sizes are good for your wrist. The table inside.
Knowing your wrist size is important when it comes to investing your money on watches. Just like a frumpy jacket, an oversized rubber wrist-piece will detract from the smart finish of a cleaner outfit. Wondering what'll suit you best? Check out our complete guide on men's watches and how to find the perfect fit for your wrist.
Anything over 46mm is a very big and powerful presence on the wrist. A case size of 38mm and below is for those who want a refined and elegant look, and tends to be where ladies watches come in. A medium or average case is somewhere between 38mm and 42mm. Use this guide to help you get an idea of how your
Measure Your Wrist. You'll need to measure your wrist. If your wrist is 6 to 7 inches in circumference, you should typically go with 38mm, 40mm and 42mm watch cases. If your wrist circumference is 7.5 to 8 inches, you should be looking at 44mm to 46mm watch cases.
We've designed our watches in three sizes so you can find a great fit for your wrist. Read our suggestions on how to find the right size for you, and download our printable size guide.
1 Apr 2017 On this one, go with what feels (and looks) good; once properly sized, your timepiece should look as if it was made for you specifically. For smaller six inch wrists, small (36-39mm) watches are best suited. For very large wrists, medium to large diameter watches (above 40mm) are generally a better fit.
If your wrist is 6 to 7 inches you will be a small to medium wrist size. The small to medium diameter cases are 38mm, 40mm, and 42mm. If your wrist is 7.5 to 8 inches in circumference, that will be more proportional with large cases which are 44-46mm.
I have an 8" wrist. I prefer watches from 39mm (dress/vintage) to 44mm (sports/casual). I like what I like. However, I was curious, is there a "scale" of sorts, or a chart, which will tell you what range of case size goes with a given wrist size?
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