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Hi all, brand spankin' new to the forum / realm of reps in general and am looking to narrow down a search for a small-ish chronograph. I've got some serious stick wrists (~6.25") and am having a trouble finding something 38mm or under, which is where I typically have to draw the cut-off line. Not looking for something terribly fancy or luxurious; I definitely prefer a simpler look. Think Tag Heuer Carrera circa 1960, IWC Pilots, Rolex Pre-Daytona, Zenith El Primero Classic. Those are all a bit out of my size range, so hoping to mine the vast knowledge on display here for any recommendations. Generally fonder of dark dials but am learning very quickly that unsubstantiated pickiness probably won't get me very far. Open to anything and everything. And hey, if nothing turns up, I'll just sell a kidney and pick up a gen Carrera 1964 re-edition... A million thanks!
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so from time to time I see a posting about small wrists. It mainly/mostly starts as "I have a small wrist, and I want this big watch, can I?" Since I hadn't really measured by wrist before, didn't have a clue about the sizes that people were talking about. Today, I remembered that and measured my wrist because it is one of my complexes, girly wrists. Turns out, that my wrist is 6". If you think you have a small wrist (not a good thing to brag about I guess), show me! It'd be even better if a huge watch on it. why am I....so sad....dunno......
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I have a relatively small wrist (6.5 inches), and although I heard many people say it's great since it gives the body nicer proportions and makes your arms look bigger, it's definitely not helping with my selection of diving watches. I saw a nice Genuine Breitling Avenger Skyland (45mm) on eBay the other day, but if it's gonna look bulky then I guess I'll just pass on it. I need your opinion folks before taking hasty decisions. What's the best Breitling (Preferably a Chronograph) to match a small wrist? Two opinions are always better than one. NB: I own a Rolex Sea Dweller, it's 43mm according to Rolex, and it looks nice on my wrist. Thank you
