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SirDomino

I have a friend who has wanted a nice watch for a while, but he has VERY small wrists.

 

All jokes aside, I am wondering if there were any suggestions on a great looking watch for a man with small wrists.

 

He wears a lot of suits of various colors and is also somewhat short.

 

Any suggestions would be great.

 

Thanks!

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greg_r

Rolex Datejust or Day/Date. Original version is only 37mm and it's a very elegant watch, yet it has enough wrist presence to work for pretty well any size wrist, small or large.

 

 

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opus9

whats small?I have a 16.5 cm wrist but wear 43-49mm reps...measurements would help...

 

 

A 'friend'...

 

 

reminds me of when I was young...

 

Q. What would you advise 'I have a friend who has got these spots on his knob'...

 

A. Well i would tell 'your friend'..etc

 

:giggle:

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MarkA

Rolex Explorer I. There are two versions of that too and it's a great looking watch.

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Amit

Tell your "friend" the watch Greg recommended is the one to go for

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SirDomino

Thanks for the suggestions so far. I believe he has a wrist just under 6".

 

As for me, I have an 8" wrist. :)

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Member X

An extra 2" makes all the difference, so the girls tell me... :Whistle::lol:

 

 

AirKing is also a great watch for small wrists, it has presence even on a 7" wrist :)

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Markliquor

OMG guys this thread cracked me up!

 

I'm not the friend but I do have pretty small wrists for some reason. (Oh and don't be fooled I get a lot of "Ouch, not that deep!" from the ladies...and no it's not peg wood sized ;))

But why not wear a big ass watch still? Sure it'll look extra bulky but I think that's a plus!...it's like skinny girls with giantic knockers :).

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Gazillionaire

OMG guys this thread cracked me up!

 

I'm not the friend but I do have pretty small wrists for some reason. (Oh and don't be fooled I get a lot of "Ouch, not that deep!" from the ladies...and no it's not peg wood sized ;))

But why not wear a big ass watch still? Sure it'll look extra bulky but I think that's a plus!...it's like skinny girls with giantic knickers :).

 

Edited ;)

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Satvc

Just checked, I have one small wrist and one big wrist. Weird. Lol

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solkryssare

Vintage Daytona, like the one greg just got. Or just a sub. No wrist is too small for a Sub

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Dr Yan

Just checked, I have one small wrist and one big wrist. Weird. Lol

 

that big wrist is called an ankle :D

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Satvc

No wonder it's so hard to tell the time lol

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jeffw69

Why not just get a ladies watch?

There are some good ones out there.

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SirDomino

Why not just get a ladies watch?

There are some good ones out there.

 

any suggestions? :)

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Member X

Mid-sized DJs are always good, but I think a full-size (36mm) will be your best bet. Plenty of options available, effectively there are millions of combinations of dial / bezel / SS / TT / strap...!!

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bene3

I would go with a Daytona or the DateJust

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KeNnY

60mm Pam Big Egi

 

big_watch1.jpg

 

Nah, just everything under 40mm would be great, ROlex Presidends, or Even Omega Moonie would be awesome choice !

 

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My wrist is 17,5cm

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wiggindude

I have a 6" wrist and Bell&Ross 42mm looks fine. I am thinking of going up to 44mm but I think that might be too big (that's what she said)

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Gazillionaire
60mm Pam Big Egi

 

big_watch1.jpg

 

Nah, just everything under 40mm would be great, ROlex Presidends, or Even Omega Moonie would be awesome choice !

 

p20120109072049.jpg

 

My wrist is 17,5cm

 

You're looking a bit limp wristed there with that EGI on Kenny, you trying to tell us something?!! :grin:

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watchseeker12

OMG guys this thread cracked me up!

 

I'm not the friend but I do have pretty small wrists for some reason. (Oh and don't be fooled I get a lot of "Ouch, not that deep!" from the ladies...and no it's not peg wood sized ;))

But why not wear a big ass watch still? Sure it'll look extra bulky but I think that's a plus!...it's like skinny girls with giantic knockers :).

 

:facepalm:

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wiggindude

OMG guys this thread cracked me up!

 

I'm not the friend but I do have pretty small wrists for some reason. (Oh and don't be fooled I get a lot of "Ouch, not that deep!" from the ladies...and no it's not peg wood sized ;))

But why not wear a big ass watch still? Sure it'll look extra bulky but I think that's a plus!...it's like skinny girls with giantic knockers :).

 

:facepalm:

 

 

haha

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gB.

How about a very rare nice gen vintage Bulova (AP Royal Oak style). Nice size for a small wrist. Heard one is for sale in the M2M section here... :shamelesssalesthreadplug:

 

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:Whistle:

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FlyinBrian
But why not wear a big ass watch still? Sure it'll look extra bulky but I think that's a plus!...it's like skinny girls with giantic knockers :).

 

Pictures, please !

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