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Re: Seamaster mid-size *LINK*

In Response To: Seamaster mid-size ()

: The Seamaster mid-size. I am afaraid the
: fullsize will waer to big for my wrist. but
: the diameter size of the mid, seems too
: small. 36mm? Can anyone tell me about the
: sizes...
: thx!

As Joey said, you MUST try them on in person to see which one looks best on your wrist. Your wrist size and your build have a big effect on how a watch looks on you. The full size model has about a 42mm case diameter (same as the 42mm Planet Ocean), but it is much thinner and lighter.

Here's a link to a thread that will show you both sizes side-by-side. Just scroll down until you see the pictures from John Wilson.

http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=11631