Wrist sizes!

[Calatrava r]

Wrist size is not that important, it is what you like. For a long time, DDs and DJs were only in 36mm for everyone. And everyone was fine with them. They were actually considered big, as dress watches were typically 32 to 35mm.

[brandrea]

Wrist shape also has a lot to do with it

[mato123]

Originally Posted by KatGirl

Oyster bracelets all come with 12 links.
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Not all. Sea-Dweller, new Subs (12xxxx), Yachmaster II... come with 11 links.

[KatGirl]

Originally Posted by mato123

Not all. Sea-Dweller, new Subs (12xxxx), Yachmaster II... come with 11 links.

According to my sources I checked. All 3 watches you mentioned, if on Oyster, come with 12 links, and 2 end links, if older reference, if bought brand new, from AD, and 11 if current reference. If bought on secondary market, the number may vary.

Kat


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[Stu85]

8.5 inch wrist and have gradually moved away from larger watches and am settled in the 40-42mm range. On sports models I have 1 extra link and on daydates I need 4 extras.

Used to always prefer larger watches however now subs, GMT’s and daydate 40s are the sweet spot for me. The only model I can’t wear(despite wanting to) is the Daytona.