Horological Meandering

Aside from Diving, where I say go as large as possible, I have found over the years that the best size for any wrist should follow the 20-60-20 rule. When you look straight down at your wrist, you should see roughly 20% strap, 60% dial, and 20% strap.

and my B&R 123-92 I prefer 36mm, seems to fit my wrist perfectly.

A good reminder why it’s not only case size. But also lug to lug, case thickness and even lug width. All will contribute to how a watch wears and fits on the wrist. I find 38-39 mm is the sweet spot for my 7 inch wrist , but yesterday I just went really w... 

As part of the strap when they exceed the 6 o’clock and 12 o’clock part of the case. (Visually fit the case in a square where 12 3 6 9 part of the case touches the square. So here part of the lugs belong to the dial (inside the square ) and anything that ... 

...but for a watch like a 3940 I'd go 36mm...

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I think this is not generalizable. It depends on the wrist, on the watch itself and it’s bezel, it’s dial color, horn-length and -form…

My old eyes likes big dials. Or put another way.... . . . wait for it . . . . . Size Matters 😁 ...  

love the strap on the MB&F!

Nice legibility at 35mm 😉 ...  

seems a tad big on his wrist. ...  

Back to the program… Unless he’s using a dial / tool of that size to dive. Looks like a clown to be honest

Many men desire larger watches, but only a small percentage of them think their watches are too small. However, most women think their partners' watches are just right sized.

I have from 37mm up to 46mm and enjoy them all. I’m a bit selfish and only intend to please myself with my watch choices.

I usually wear 38-40mm size watches but my dad’s watch which I posted recently is 34mm. It looks small to me but I think it’s because I am otherwise wearing bigger watches. Having said that I think a watch that is too small is not as noticeable to others ...