The railmaster and planet ocean have been around for a couple years, at the height of the trend. Panerai fans among watch connoisseurs are dwindling and the price hikes brought about by in-house movements are making them inaccessible to...
JV- small watches are not like fedoras. Fedoras went out of style fifty years ago. Watches only started getting big in the last decade or so, and we're already seeing the trend moving back towards moderately sized watches. Sorry to say,...
Quote:Originally Posted by bhall41
I have 6.5" wrist and similarly struggle with anything much beyond 40 mm. In fact I recently flipped a 39 mm watch because it had a white dial and thin bezel and wore too large.
Nice collection...
how big are your wrists? I have six inch wrists and my 40mm Rolex is honestly as big as I think I could ever go: http://cdn.styleforum.net/b/ba/ba0fa7db_gmtC.jpeg
I also have a 26mm X 42mm rectangular watch that is the perfect size for...
your height has nothing at all to do with how big of a watch you can wear. your wrist circumference does. A short man can have a very girthy wrist, and a tall man can have a very thin wrist.
