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18 August 2016, 11:46 AM | #1 |
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Need a bigger wrist
So nice....but just don't fit.
The standard strap is even too big... Even dressy is too big for me... They are so nice though. AP
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Well at least you tried them on...BTW they do make a short strap.
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18 August 2016, 12:22 PM | #3 |
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Try a 15300 or 15202 in 39mm.
You might be able to pull off that diver on a XS strap. |
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I think they look fine. Especially the diver with an XS strap. 15400 looks perfect (black dial wears smaller).
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18 August 2016, 02:02 PM | #5 |
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Diver looks fine to me. XS strap and it will fit just fine
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Get the short strap!
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What size wrist do you have. I have a 6.5" wrist. Have a 42mm ROO and I'm hoping it fits. Haven't tried it on yet as I haven't gotten my bracelet sized.
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Doesn't look bad to me. The ROO models are designed to look big. To me, they look right on you.
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You can get a XS strap for a better fit. ROOs are supposed to look big and IMO, any wrist size 6.2" or larger is OK.
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They actually look good to me!
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18 August 2016, 10:02 PM | #11 |
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I guess I should have expected all this enabling.
I have a 6.5" wrist. This 42mm AP wears bigger than a 47mm Radiomir which I'm fine with. Won't post pics here in AP, but just look at any of my posts in Panerai section. I think this watch might even wear bigger than a Pam 372. These lugs on this watch are really big.
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Actually I think it looks fine and would feel better with an XS strap. If this will be your first AP or ROO, you may just get used to it and its heft. If I were you, I'd give it a go.
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I really want to try on a black-dialed 15400, since I hear they "wear smaller" a lot. Between that and the Diver, I'm hoping that I'm not in the same boat as you! My wrist is about 6.75".
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Did you try on the 15450?
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19 August 2016, 03:40 AM | #18 |
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Richard, who made the extra hole in the regular strap? Pics would be great.
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I made the hole. I cut it a little smaller than the original, about the same size as the pin.....wasn't sure about 'wear factor' or rubbing affect after making my own hole. So I started with it being a little smaller. Anyway...here's the tools and outcome. Very happy so far.
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We have the same problem buddy, but I rock my diver anyways! LOL
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Diver can be done with short strap. Some embrace the fact that offshores should be oversized and others stick to the classical model of what's too big. I haven't quite figured out which camp I'm in
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19 August 2016, 01:25 AM | #23 |
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Think I'm in same camp as you Tom. Doh!
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Ceramic diver on a short strap is another consideration. It should wear smaller given the material and black color.
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I think the 15400 looks just fine. The diver looks a bit big.
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19 August 2016, 02:07 AM | #27 |
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It's a little big, but I think you can pull it off.
You wouldn't have happened to have tried that on at Eiseman in Dallas, would you? |
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Yeah, I'm a reluctant Texan now.
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I knew it was Eiseman. I actually know the manager of the watch side of the house there. I'd be happy to refer you to him. He's a real WIS and is a pleasure to work with. I actually had that ROO Diver on the other week. I had to employ all my self-restraint to not walk out of the store with it. |
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