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: The full size should look good on you unless
: you are significantly greater or lesser than
: average height and weight.
:
: Frankly, the size of the watch relative to the
: size of your wrist has the OPPOSITE effect
: from what you might expect! Wearing the mid
: size when you have skinny wrists can make
: you look odd because it *emphasizes* how
: slender your wrists are. Similarly, guys
: with big and husky arms can look funny with
: the full size, as it emphasises how large
: and thick their arms are.
Fantastic! Many thanks (again), Derek. You are allaying all my fears.... :-)
Cheers,
Mark
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