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The SMP is a millemeter or two wider, but the GMT is a couple of millemeters thicker. The SMPs smaller thickness tends to accentuate its greater diameter even more. In addition, if you have the Bond SMP the bracelet doesn't taper towards the clasp like the oyster bracelet which would add to the sense of the overall size.
: How do these watches compare in size? I read
: where the Rolex sub was the same size as the
: SMP.My Rolex GMT seems smaller than my full
: size SMP. Thanks
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