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Re: Seamasterīs Size
In Response To: Re: Seamasterīs Size ()

Hmmm. As you said it is a subjective decision, but if you are 6'5 and 245, I would think the midsize would look more like a ladies watch on you, even with the skinny wrists.

I am 6'0 and 140lbs, my wrist is about 6 3/4", but the midsize just didn't work for me.

But of course, it's what makes you happy that counts.

: I don't doubt for a minute that Derek is
: correct. However, there are a few
: exceptions. I'm 6'5" 245 and, because
: of my relatively smaller wrist size, I think
: the mid-size Seamster looks best on me.

: Size is probably even a more subjective choice
: than quartz v. automatic. I still am
: constantly noodling on that one!! (LOL)

: Loren

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