I suppose that these three Hamiltons would be considered small. The Piping Rocks are 1 1/8" (28.575mm) across and 1 5/8" (41.275mm) from lug to lug, while the Turner is 7/8" (22.225mm) across and 1 3/8" (34.925mm) from lug to lug.
I suppose that these three Hamiltons would be considered small. The Piping Rocks are 1 1/8" across and 1 5/8" from lug to lug, while the Turner is 7/8" across and 1 3/8" from lug to lug.
I no longer have this circa 1930s Patek Philippe as it was just too small, 26mm length, on my wrist. I bought the watch back in the late 1980s from a private party who offered it for sale for a very fair price and I loved the dial. I kept the watch for almost 20 years but then sold it with a few others to buy another watch of more suitable size.
Late 1940s, early 1950s Mido Multifort, bumper automatic. This would be a “boy’s” sized watch today. The octagonal case is 28mm from the 3 to the 9. Looks awful on my big wrist.