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Pastorbottle
·When you hold your dick with you left hand of course!
35mm on a 6.75” wrist?
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cfw
·35mm is perfect size dress watch, here is my Geneve 166.0163 on my 7.7inch wrist
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Drof14
·I think vintage watches wear larger (at least to my eye) because of narrower bezels and larger dials. I have many vintage watches ranging from 32 to 38mm, yet I recently tried a Longines Legend Diver in 36mm and felt it was too small.
It depends on the watch I guess. Go to the dealer, take some pics and post them here. Lots of helpfull folks here.
It depends on the watch I guess. Go to the dealer, take some pics and post them here. Lots of helpfull folks here.
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timewithpop
·Putting this in vintage since 35mm is more common in older watches.
Just wondering if anyone has experience/photos with this combination of proportions—?
I know there are other factors: wrist shape, lug to lug, etc. But I’m curious whether this will look too small…
Thanks in advance!
I have a 7 inch wrist and 35 looks fine to me.
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Vitezi
·Same size wrist with 28mm dial 😀 from 1936:
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