/fa/ - Fashion

>>17753971
I guess it's opposite for me since I got a 38mm watch recently, it's not super thin, but it is thin, so I guess it's just a matter of preference since their low profile just doesn't really vibe with me. Despite my 6 and a half inch wrist limiting my options up to 43mm, I kinda realized I liked the ones I had that were at least within the 40mm-42mm range, I just don't feel anything with the 38mm that I got, and in paper it LOOKED perfect:

>38mm
>304 L and 316 L combination for Damascus Steel
>Had the Damascus star that would cause most boomers in their midlife crisis to cream their pants
>meteorite dial
>Miyota 9015, with the Timegrapher listing it at +6spd dial up, -2spd dial down

The specs looked perfect, wearing it just didn't feel perfect. It just felt like I was wearing a watch. It somewhat makes me bitter since I ended up missing the 40mm watch I sold to make this particular purchase happen, and since that one was also a Zelos, it's scalped to hell so odds of me buying that back is pretty slim.

Wrist calculator says the lowest I can go for is a 36mm while the largest is at 43mm(my grail is a 44mm and it doesn't look that big on my wrists so I make it an exception), but I now realize that my comfort zone might be that 40mm-43mm.