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Gaz6263
·Recently bought this Longines 23m. Still undecided whether it’s too small or if I can pull it off.
33mm on an 8 inch wrist. Too small?
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Spruce
··Sunburst dial fanNice watch but probably an idea to wear longer sleeves?
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stevec14
·As above, nice watch. Too small is something only you can answer. Everyone has their own tastes and none are wrong. Some people with 6 inch wrists wear a ROO.
I personally think it would look better with a nato given the short sleeves. Under a cuff on leather it would look great and not too small by any means
I personally think it would look better with a nato given the short sleeves. Under a cuff on leather it would look great and not too small by any means
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Charlemagne1333
·Try a bund strap
They’re not for everyone, but your watch has the aesthetic to carry it off, and they suit the smaller vintage watches very well
This is a 33mm case, and the bund makes it very wearable
They’re not for everyone, but your watch has the aesthetic to carry it off, and they suit the smaller vintage watches very well
This is a 33mm case, and the bund makes it very wearable
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BrianPankow
·Recently bought this Longines 23m. Still undecided whether it’s too small or if I can pull it off.
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Rumar89
·I love wearing smaller (34mm and under) watches. They just sit more nicely on the wrist, IMO. Rock your sei tacche, it’s a classic.
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pw92676
·I think it looks quite nice on you. I wouldn’t wear it daily but would be a very nice addition in a collection.
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SkunkPrince
·Imagine a 30mm Hamilton. 😀
You can pull off anything you want to. I once saw a picture of Jerry Lewis in the 60s wearing a watch I swore was a lady's size!
I didn't see anything necessarily wrong with your wrist shot. If you like it, go for it.
You can pull off anything you want to. I once saw a picture of Jerry Lewis in the 60s wearing a watch I swore was a lady's size!
I didn't see anything necessarily wrong with your wrist shot. If you like it, go for it.
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Aquariusmatic
·31mm felt cool with it... If our grandpas wore those sizes as men, sure we can pull it off!
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elara2105
·I just got this 1953 Pobeda, 33mm after two days in my wrist I don’t see it that small, but I’m thinking in a bund.
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elara2105
·Try a bund strap
They’re not for everyone, but your watch has the aesthetic to carry it off, and they suit the smaller vintage watches very well
This is a 33mm case, and the bund makes it very wearable
Nice bund! where did you get it, if I may ask?
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WYO_Watch
·My grandfather was a large and impressive man - over 6 feet tall, with big paws and 8”+ wrists. He flew planes, owned and insurance company, worked on classic cars, fished in the boundary waters and raised a good family. He wore a 33mm Sandoz.
By my logic, his watch wasn’t too small for him, so your watch is not to small for you 👍
By my logic, his watch wasn’t too small for him, so your watch is not to small for you 👍
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Canuck
·I too have a big wrist. I have many smaller wrist watches from the ‘40s and ‘50s which I seldom wear. My preference is for larger watches
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JwRosenthal
·Agree with the long sleeves comment. I sometimes marvel at how small some of these look on my arm wearing short sleeves when I catch my reflection, but under long sleeves you don't even notice- in fact, smaller is much more comfortable and doesn't catch on cuffs or look like a growth under a sweater sleeve.
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eugeneandresson
·I think it looks ok ... as it has quite long lugs. What is L2L?
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Charlemagne1333
·Nice bund! where did you get it, if I may ask?
He’s UK based, but ships worlwide. He has some great ideas, but he’s also amenable to work on your own designs. If I remember correctly, I think the leather on the Sturmanskie is called ‘Old English’
Have a good one, Luke
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elara2105
·It was custom made by Steveo at steveostraps.com
He’s UK based, but ships worlwide. He has some great ideas, but he’s also amenable to work on your own designs. If I remember correctly, I think the leather on the Sturmanskie is called ‘Old English’
Have a good one, Luke
Ernesto
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