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Mine is loose, just enough for the index finger to fit through. You sweat less, and it protects the links from breaking, in case unintentional strain is applied when moving the wrist.
Common man
: ..tight do you wear yor bracelet/strap?
: I recently got a Speedmaster professional and
: having some problems adjusting the bracelet
: to an optimal size. Adding or removing a
: half link makes the bracelet to wide /
: tight. A dealer said to me that it's better
: for the bracelet to wear it tight rather
: than have it slipping on the arm, should
: cause less wearage.
: SO; How do you wear YOUR bracelet?
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