Yes, yes yes. Please use this answer for everyone with tiny wrists wanting a 41mm+ watch. 1. letsjustbefriendz • 2 mo. ago. Stop with this nonsense. It's impossible to tell from a photo like this what watch actually looks like on the wrist. And some watches can wear and appear smaller than they actually are. 45mm is better. you're just self-conscious because you think people are staring at your watch going "haha what a big watch!". you're the only one looking at your watch and thinking like that. for everybody else, they just see a guy with a square watch. whether you have 41 or 45mm. I know big smart watches are in but I think it looks silly when a watch is too big for your wrists but to each their own.I went 43mm classic this time. I had the watch 4 classic 46mm and watch 5 44mm but went the smaller classic this time. I feel the 20mm band width is more proportioned with the smaller size. Apple made a similar change in the fall of 2021 with the announcement of the Series 7 Apple Watch. This time, the smaller watch size uses 41mm watch bands while the larger model uses 45mm. Like the previous change, the smallest case size of any series will work with the smaller watch band, and the largest model will fit the larger watch band. 43mm would be much too big as 41 is already too big for your wrist imo. the 41 is already taking up like 99% of your wrist. for a proper larger case fit, there has to be enough wrist area on both sides of the band or you'll get gapping under the strap. this can be mitigated with a velcro strap though. still will look too big. There is a segment of the watch world still focused on pushing the boundaries of what is possible in a simple 41mm casing. No one wants to have a watch that is too big or doesn’t align with There are two sizes to choose from for the Apple Watch – Series 8. There are the 41mm and the 45mm, this is the size of the Watch case. The 41mm is generally advised if you have a wrist size between 130-200mm (5.1-7.9 inches). The 45mm is generally advised if you have a wrist size of 140-220mm (5.5-8.7 inches). Rolex Datejust Steel Wimbledon Dials: 41mm ref 126234 and 36mm ref 126200 Although the original Datejust was previously thought to be a man’s watch, it is today regarded as a unisex timepiece. For men, the 36mm size is wonderfully subtle and timeless, while for women, it provides an oversized appearance that is very in vogue. It would be nice if the caseback was more interesting or see-through but that's not a deal breaker. It's a nice size and looks good on my 7.5in wrist. If you have a smaller wrist it may feel a bit too big, and an Orient mako may be a better option for you. The band: The size of most modern watches is! I don’t know about you, but every time I come across a design that I really like, the watch has a 41+ mm case. That is to say: too big for me (most of the time). But not to fear. Here are 5 ways to deal with small wrists when you’re a watch enthusiast. I tried them all, and while they all work, the last Z7NeBl.