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8 August 2008, 02:32 AM | #1 |
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How tight do you like it!!!
Hey guys. I am trying to decide how tight I like to wear my Daytona. I can take out a link and open the extension and the watch fits snug but not to snug. Or I can add a link and close the extension and the watch will ride up and down on my wrist but still isnt to lose. I see most of you guys wear your watches more on the snug side. Any suggestions???
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8 August 2008, 02:34 AM | #2 |
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I like to wear watches with a metal bracelet more on the loose side so there's some movement. Any with a leather band, I wear snug.
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8 August 2008, 02:49 AM | #3 |
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Me too! I think that when I take off the watch, if there is an imprint of the bracelet on my arm, it's too tight. For some reason, I just think it looks cool to have them a tad loose.
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8 August 2008, 02:34 AM | #4 |
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i hate seeing a watch move up and down a wrist, i wear mine pretty tight where my wrist can breath and it doesnt move around
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Loose on the wrist, if it's tight, it will stretch the links out quicker.
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Hijacking will commence on this thread title in T-minus...
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My thoughts exactly!! Just have to wait for either one of those two tossers - Joe or Jim - to log on!!
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On a serious note the general consensus here is that you should be able to put your small finger between the bracelet and wrist on the radius side.
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If I can slide a finger in easily then it is just tight enough.
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I hope you are talking about a watch
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8 August 2008, 03:11 AM | #13 |
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WHat else could I be talking about?
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Loose watches drive me crazy! My wife wears her Mavado where it will mover up and down...Mine I like to be just where it won't turn to much on my wrist. I would think they wold get banged up a bit easier if they were loose fitting.
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I wear it so that I can slide my index finger comfortably between my wrist and the bracelet.
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I like it loose like sleeve of wizard
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I can insert the tip of a pinky finger snugly underneath my band. Just tight enough for me - I don't like the sweat feeling from being too tight.
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I wear mine a little loose and then open the extension for the hot summer days when your wrist feels fatter.
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I like 'em tight, hate when the watch moves around on the wrist a lot, especially bracelets.
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I wear mine where it is a bit loose when cold, but when I swell over the day it snugs up some but not so much as to be uncomfortable.. I never have to use the "comfort link", but do find that when I drive long distances, I unsnap the clasp and let the watch hang.
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I have always voted for tight. That must be why I recently married someone 23 years younger than me.
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If you can do this, your fit is perfect!!
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I don't have nearly that much slack--my pinkie fits like that, but not my forefinger.
Either that, or JJ lacks girth.
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