How to increase wrist size

[WatchEater666]

I’m excited to share a personal journey, one that’s not just about owning a Rolex Sea-Dweller, but also about self-improvement to match its grandeur. I've always admired the robust elegance of the Sea-Dweller, and recently, I’ve been fortunate enough to call one my own. But here’s the thing - my wrist seems too slender for such a thicc watch.

My goal now is to develop my wrist and forearm to give the Sea-Dweller the presence it deserves. I’ve started a dedicated fitness routine focusing on wrist and forearm strength. From weight lifting to grip exercises, I’m committed to making my watch look as perfect on my wrist as it was designed to be. At the same time, I am going to gain 45 lbs at least in order to get my wrist to at least 8 inches.

Acquiring the Sea-Dweller wasn't an overnight affair. It taught me the virtue of patience, something that's often overlooked in our fast-paced world. Waiting for the right moment to get this watch mirrored the meticulous care and patience that go into making every Rolex. Interestingly, the story of how this watch came into my life is a bit unique. It was through my wife's boyfriend, who works as an authorized dealer, that I got introduced to this beauty. He provided invaluable insights into what makes this watch special; making the acquisition of the Sea-Dweller even more special. What fascinates me most about Rolex, and the Sea-Dweller in particular, is the impeccable attention to detail. This has inspired me to be more detail-oriented in my own life. Whether it's in my fitness routine, my professional endeavors, or even in my personal relationships, the precision that goes into every Rolex watch reminds me to uphold the same standard in every aspect of my life.

Now, I turn to you, the community. I'm curious to know if any of you have gone through similar transformations for your watches. Have you ever changed something about yourself to better suit your Rolex? Your stories and advice would be greatly appreciated.

Eager to hear your thoughts and experiences!

[Milkshake]

Your wife’s boyfriend, is that so?

[eonflux]

Originally Posted by Milkshake

Your wife’s boyfriend, is that so?

Same question here.

Not sure what to make of the post.
Can’t argue against any form of self-improvement.
But I’d rather be wearing a watch than it be wearing me.

[Al1969]

Originally Posted by Milkshake

Your wife’s boyfriend, is that so?

[prushkovez]

Originally Posted by Milkshake

Your wife’s boyfriend, is that so?

well, I never !!!!!

[WatchMySix]

This is amazing.


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[Chromosome]

hilarious pisstake

[GoldenSub]

So I take it you get along ok with your wife’s boyfriend?

[GST15]

Originally Posted by GoldenSub

So I take it you get along ok with your wife’s boyfriend?

Hey, It's a Rolex...what the F!

[Andad]

Ummmmm….

No

I got nuthin’

[painexpert]

I certainly would not gain weight so that I can wear a certain watch. Thats plain unhealthy. I dont care how thin you are. Don't do it.

[omar-rye]

I'm currently working out my finger to bulk it up for a ring my wife’s husband gave me.

[omar-rye]

[JRell]

Originally Posted by omar-rye

I'm currently working out my finger to bulk it up for a ring my wife’s husband gave me.

lol really made me laugh

[Tallbark]

I thought we had seen all subjects during the years. But I must say that this represents a new one...

[soldes]

Not sure if this is a real/serious post or not, but; let's assume it is.

Gaining 45lbs may likely:

- Increase your risk for Diabetes
- Increase your risk of Coronary heart disease/Stroke.
- Increase your chances of having Obstructive Sleep Apnea
- Increase your chances of Back problems as you age
- Decrease your life expectancy.

All of these negative health implications, for a Watch?

[frank gama]

Originally Posted by soldes

Not sure if this is a real/serious post or not, but; let's assume it is.

Gaining 45lbs may likely:

- Increase your risk for Diabetes
- Increase your risk of Coronary heart disease/Stroke.
- Increase your chances of having Obstructive Sleep Apnea
- Increase your chances of Back problems as you age
- Decrease your life expectancy.

All of these negative health implications, for a Watch?

You could add erectile dysfunction to the list.

[996marty]

Is this for real…… I can’t tell these days

[Robf52]

Originally Posted by 996marty

Is this for real…… I can’t tell these days

This.

[minute_man]

Hmmm

Now why am I getting cuck vibes out of this?

Nice one, thanks OP

[travisb]

I don't even know what to say.

[rmlovett1]

Not exactly sure what to say ….

[Watch-Geek]

To answer in a serious way, gaining muscles won't affect your wrist much, as there are no muscles there.

Heavy lifting will eventually make your bones MAYBE slightly bigger, but we're talking years.

2 fastest ways:

1. Get fat
2. Punch a boxing bag

1. Is unhealthy, the second will actually work as you're stressing your wrist, but again, it is questionable if you'll get the results you're looking for.

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[Krash]

Originally Posted by Watch-Geek

To answer in a serious way, gaining muscles won't affect your wrist much, as there are no muscles there.

Heavy lifting will eventually make your bones MAYBE slightly bigger, but we're talking years.

2 fastest ways:

1. Get fat
2. Punch a boxing bag

1. Is unhealthy, the second will actually work as you're stressing your wrist, but again, it is questionable if you'll get the results you're looking for.

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Actually, wrist curls can make your wrists thicker and forearms, too. More so your forearms, but your wrists will benefit as well. If you do them, you should work out your biceps and triceps to keep everything balanced and proportional. Otherwise, you’ll look silly.

Do a Google search for instructions before doing any sort of workout. There are plenty of videos on YouTube. Do NOT do these exercises without a regular routine in place. Do NOT do these exercises on a daily basis. That can have the opposite effect. It can tear down your muscles.



NOTE: I didn’t read the OP’s entire post and the wife’s boyfriend comment (that some of you refer to) renders this thread as satire. But wrist curls do help.

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[gamingdoctor]

Originally Posted by Watch-Geek

To answer in a serious way, gaining muscles won't affect your wrist much, as there are no muscles there.

What, do your wrists move by magic?

[jimcameron]

Photo of wife, with boyfriend?

[azhiker54]

Originally Posted by jimcameron

Photo of wife, with boyfriend?

Photo of WIFE please and txt number! Im tired of being on wait list

[brandrea]

Popeye comes to mind

[Brian Page]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Popeye comes to mind

A healthy diet of spinach was going to be my suggestion ...

[Old Expat Beast]

Wrist shot?