Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Here's the PADI . . .
. . . on my wrist:
Just a millimeter wider than a 910 Flightmaster . . .
. . . but even with its additional bulk and volume, a 910 doesn't cross the personal comfort threshold.
Curiously enough, a 911 with the same nominal diameter . . .
[mrsnak's 911 on my wrist]
. . . is just over the line, which I attribute to its specific physical attributes.
Amazing how minute differences can transform our perceptions of a watch's presence on our wrists.
Art
I'm a fan of Seiko divers in general . . .
. . . just unable to wrap one around my slender wrist. Owned a PADI for a spell but gave it up as it wore a tad too large. What I'd like to see from Seiko is an SKX013 variant with a Japan movement. Best, Art
Art, the 7002 is 41 mm which I think can fit your wrist just fine...😉
Photo: Fratello ...
I have a pretty small wrist myself
And I find the 7002 to be just at the upper limit for me. Even if it looks a bit big, it’s still great fun to wear. ...
Here's the PADI . . .
. . . on my wrist: Just a millimeter wider than a 910 Flightmaster . . . . . . but even with its additional bulk and volume, a 910 doesn't cross the personal comfort threshold. Curiously enough, a 911 with the same nominal diameter . . . [mrsnak's 911 on ...
The little things
Most definitely matter. Couldn’t agree more there. Two watches with the same overall thickness, lug to lug distance, diameter, lug width, etc could still wear differently. Love the side-by-side shot at the end. Great illustrator of the differences.