The watch band plays a crucial role—choose one that complements your wrist size for a secure and comfortable fit. Weight matters too; a well-balanced watch enhances wearability. Larger watches may appeal aesthetically but can overwhelm smaller wrists, affecting both style and comfort. Delve into lug-to-lug distance for a proportionate look. Fitness enthusiasts who want the lightest and most compact Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 size possible should opt for the 40mm aluminum variant. This model still offers a generous display size at 1.2 1. skriefal. • 4 yr. ago. I agree with the others that 40mm is okay for a sporty fit on a 6.5-inch wrist, unless the watch has really long lugs. Aim for a minimum of 2mm of space between the end of the lug and the edge of the wrist. I do believe that 38mm would be better - but 40mm will be okay and probably closer to what "the masses" (non 252 subscribers in the Ismywatchtoobig community. A place where you can ask others about the sizing of your watch! Rolex Datejust 41. Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41. Rolex Submariner 41 / Submariner Date 41. There are quite a few models that fall into the 41mm Rolex case size range. There are the discontinued Day-Date II and Datejust II watches, the current Datejust 41 watches, and the brand new Submariner 41 and Oyster Perpetual 41. Not too big, while the 41mm isn’t too small either. They’re both within the sweet spot. If you like one watch better than the other, that should be your choice. A few years later that size went up to 41-44mm, and by the mid 2000s it was common to see watches sized from 45-48mm wide (and even larger). Historically men’s watches were perhaps 35-37mm wide, though in the 1970s we did see a lot of larger men’s sport watches. Got the S7 SS 41mm today and I love the smaller size. Although it’s small, the screen felt bigger to me. It’s hard to explain. Maybe because it’s more condense and compact. Anyway I don’t feel the screen text is smaller on the 41mm. Big screen watch is way overhyped and this sub advocates it a lot though that’s not what I want.
I was looking at the lower end casuals and divers from Seiko and orient and they all seem to be 38-41mm. I feel like they would wear too small on my wrist. I do like the orange monster but I'm not sure I want to spend that much on my first watch. As a general rule, 38-42mm will look fine on just about everyone.
Is the 45mm watch too big? Watches with cases larger than 46mm are normally designated for flamboyant or gaudy attire. Increasingly, watch casings smaller than 38 mm are being marketed to women. Is a 41mm Apple Watch too small for a man? A 41mm watch on a man’s wrist should be no problem, given that older timepieces had a wider diameter of 42mm.
Daily Wearer 1 = 41mm diameter and 46mm lug to lug Daily Wearer 2 = 41mm diameter and 46mm lug to lug Daily Wearer 3 = 39mm diameter and 47mm lug to lug I guess I just want to know if there are a lot of 6.5 inch wristers like me or if other smaller-wristed WIS out there place tighter limits on what you will consider.
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