Jay687
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It seems:
If you have a bigger cuff to accommodate a watch, it'll fall lower than your other arm because sleeves are supposed to worn a little longer than your wrist for movement.
What is the best solution?
1. Bigger cuff on one side, same sleeve lengths, but let watch sleeve fall lower and uneven.
2. Bigger cuffs on both sides, same sleeve lengths, allowing both to be a bit long.
3. Shorten both sleeves to allow for no movement, so that even bigger cuff width on both sides still falls in the right spot... but not because it hits your hand, but because the sleeves are short and I suppose "float."
If you have a bigger cuff to accommodate a watch, it'll fall lower than your other arm because sleeves are supposed to worn a little longer than your wrist for movement.
What is the best solution?
1. Bigger cuff on one side, same sleeve lengths, but let watch sleeve fall lower and uneven.
2. Bigger cuffs on both sides, same sleeve lengths, allowing both to be a bit long.
3. Shorten both sleeves to allow for no movement, so that even bigger cuff width on both sides still falls in the right spot... but not because it hits your hand, but because the sleeves are short and I suppose "float."