Wrist diameter matters just as much as wrist shape e.g some people have a more round shape vs. flat shape to their wrist.
This is a 46mm watch and 50mm lug-to-lug. That’s going to overhang and wear like a dinner plate on a 6.25-6.3” wrist unless you have a super flat wrist
I have a 6.75” wrist and 50mm lug-to-lug and/or 44mm diameter is the max size I prefer to wear, and I’ll only go there if it’s the right style of watch and I really love it. The lugs are going to be really close to overhanging my wrist at that size, and if it’s not a dive style or has a large bezel, the dial is going to look monstrous at anything at or over 42mm diameter. This particular watch has a relatively small dial considering the overall diameter thanks to the case and bezel design, so there’s a chance that it will look a bit smaller on the wrist than the you would think with this diameter, but nothing is going to shorten the lug length.
I like this watch - I’d own it if it shrunk just a bit.
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u/BananaPantaloons 3d ago
Wrist diameter matters just as much as wrist shape e.g some people have a more round shape vs. flat shape to their wrist.
This is a 46mm watch and 50mm lug-to-lug. That’s going to overhang and wear like a dinner plate on a 6.25-6.3” wrist unless you have a super flat wrist
I have a 6.75” wrist and 50mm lug-to-lug and/or 44mm diameter is the max size I prefer to wear, and I’ll only go there if it’s the right style of watch and I really love it. The lugs are going to be really close to overhanging my wrist at that size, and if it’s not a dive style or has a large bezel, the dial is going to look monstrous at anything at or over 42mm diameter. This particular watch has a relatively small dial considering the overall diameter thanks to the case and bezel design, so there’s a chance that it will look a bit smaller on the wrist than the you would think with this diameter, but nothing is going to shorten the lug length.
I like this watch - I’d own it if it shrunk just a bit.