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Hi,
I am new here, but I know you experts out there will be able to help me.
The thing is I have very small wrists, about 5.75". I really like watches I would really like to buy a nice Seamaster Automatic.
With my wrist size, the full size is out of question as the casing of the watch is almost as wide as my wrist. So I am left with buying the mid-size, model 2551.80.
But when I saw that watch at the dealer, I found that it was still quite big...So I am really concerned that it won't fit on my wrists.
My question is what do you think about that?...Do I have wrists that are two samll to ever get an Omega watch or does any of you are in the same situation as me and are happy with their Seamasters?...
Thanks a lot for your opinions, cuz I am really worried before I spend that amount of cash on a watch and find out later that it really doesnt fit...
Hugues
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