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#61 |
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The Squale GMT (40mm) I just got is very comfortable as I have it currently adjusted. It has a jubilee style bracelet which wraps the wrist better than an oyster, it's also lighter. The Squale also has a slightly shorter lug to lug with down turned angles that hug my wrist. That feature may vary in comfort for others though!
However, I say "as currently adjusted" because with no glidelock, it takes tools to adjust and cannot be adjusted on the fly like my SubC. I highly appreciate the glidelock! All in, the SubC and Squale are about even after a pros/cons. |
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Real Name: Michael
Location: Dotonbori
Watch: Mostly blue dials
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The 5711 is very comfortable. It is light and the bracelet is so smooth.
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Real Name: Gerardus
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#64 |
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Location: Saint-Petersburg
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Dear friends, thanks very much! To finalize all suggestion, I realize, that the most comfortable and daily watch is on the Jubilee bracelet (President and Oyster on the second and third places), because Rubber is too sporty and leather is not for swimming).
What is better and more convenient? GMT on Jubilee or DJ 36 or 41 on Jubilee? |
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#65 |
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Location: USA
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Good day lovelys..I'm new and the admin should activate my account ..can't wait to hangout right here folks
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#66 |
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Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: UK
Watch: Rolex 214270
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From my collection in order of comfort:
1. SARB033 on a Perlon strap - don't even know its there. 2. G-Shock GW-M5610-1BER - same as above. 3. 214270 - most comfortable Rolex I currently own so that's why its a keeper. Most comfortable Rolex I've ever owned past & present has to be my (sadly) departed 14060. I guess you'll never know how much you miss something until it's gone.....
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Loved and sold: 14060, Breitling Super Avenger, PAM000, PAM005, IWC3536, 116710LN, Tudor Pelagos, Tudor Black Bay Blue, 16600, 114060 & 126333. Current stable: 214270, 126234, 126710BLRO & Pelagos 39mm |
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#67 |
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Join Date: Jan 2020
Location: Good Hope
Watch: 124060
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#68 |
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Join Date: May 2019
Location: dubai
Posts: 672
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Casio Square or Daytona on OF
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#69 |
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Join Date: Mar 2020
Location: Space
Watch: 16570, black
Posts: 965
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Garmin Instinct by a mile.
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: HK
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Aquanaut by a mile
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#71 |
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Location: Gold Coast, Aus
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My omega seamaster 2254.50 is the most comftorble watch ive ever owned. Which annoys me, because I bought a Sub and I wanted that to be more comftorble.🙁
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#72 |
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#73 |
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Join Date: May 2015
Location: Florida
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I literally came here to say the same.
My DD36 18038 is THE most comfortable watch I've ever owned. Many things go into watch comfort. Half of those things aren't even ON the watch.... Weight Balance Bracelet Caseback Crown Wrist shape Wrist size Wrist location Wrist Taper Light weight means the watch will disappear on the wrist. If you like larger watches but they feel bad on you, try some in Titanium to reduce the weight. Balance is also key, A heavy watch head can be balanced by a heavy watch clasp. Think of it like a performance car, the more weight in one direction, the less capable the vehicle is, try to find a balance. My Omega Ploprof is a heavy head, but the clasp balances it out and it feels less top heavy. Therefore it wears well. Bracelet. We all know bracelets can be comfortable or painful. The President is so nice because the links are close together and the smooth flat back creats a Very even bearing on the wrist. Better than the Oyster, better than the Jubilee. It's awesome. But my experience with Jubilee and Beads of Rice bracelets put them in the Comfort category just behind the President. Caseback. Many people don't pay attention to this. A flat caseback brings the entire watch close to the wrist, preventing Tilt. Tilt leads to the watch moving alot on the wrist. But also brings the Crown and any protrusions closer to the body, where you can begin to feel the crown digging into the wrist. Crown. Left handed people have it made. Sure it's harder to manipulate the crown when it's up the arm side, but man you NEVER have crown bite. What makes my Ploprof wearable is that the hand-side of the wrist is perfectly sculpted that the watch never bites. Yeah I have to remove the watch to manipulate the crown, but I do that anyway in the morning when I set the time. Wrist Shape - Flat or Round profile? The shape of your wrist will determine the comfortable Lug-to-Lug for you personally. Wrist Size - Goes hand in hand with shape. BUT I'd say the shape is more critical for choosing comfort, than just the size measurement. Wrist location - Some people prefer above the bone or below the bone locations for their watches. These will play into what is comfortable. Wrist taper - My wrist tapers quickly from the bone to the forearm where If I wear a watch above my Wrist bone and it's not SUPER snug, it will fall down towards the bone and then end up under the bone next to the hand. Because I cannot stand a strangle-hold, it's lead me to wear the watches a little loose and let them wander up and down the wrist. This also means that some watches become REALLY uncomfortable quickly, and others do not. Lots go into comfort. The only way to know is to really test them out. But, I'm going to say, IF I were forced to choose one watch to wear forever.... ![]() ![]()
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#74 |
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Top 3 for me
1. Nomos Tangente 38mm on strap 2. Breitling Areospace titanium on bracelet with the spring loaded clasp 3. Tie - Rolex Explorer 214270 / Omega Seamaster Professional on bracelet |
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#76 |
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#77 | |
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Real Name: J.C. Schmidt
Location: Denmark
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I feel the jubilee bracelet have super sharp edges, like razor sharp. I find way cheaper watches like my Seiko Actura Kinetic Chronograph much more comfortable. I would like my daily 20.000 dollars (yes, I really paid that) Pepsi to be perfect and in many ways it is a super cool and handsome watch, but on my wrist not as comfortable as my 1000 dollars Seiko. https://www.birthyearwatches.com/pro...raph-with-box/ |
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#78 |
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Join Date: Dec 2019
Real Name: Jake
Location: TN
Watch: 116520
Posts: 518
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My 116520 is the most comfortable watch I have ever worn. I really like the shorter clasp on it as well. It really wears like a dream.
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#79 |
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Join Date: Apr 2020
Location: Texas
Watch: Rolex Explorer II
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16570 Polar Explorer II,
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#80 |
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Join Date: May 2016
Real Name: Kevin
Location: Philly
Watch: JLC
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Goes back a ways, but my TAG Heuer 1000 just disappeared on my wrist. Second is my 114270.
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#81 |
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Join Date: Mar 2021
Location: USA
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DJ 36 is the comfortable Rolex I think
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#83 |
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Location: US
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16570 EXII on a silky vintage oval link jubilee...
![]() ![]() There simply is no more comfortable bracelet and the design of the watch makes it completely unobtrusive. |
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#84 |
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Location: Hertfordshire
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I find my SD43 very comfortable wearing it 24/7,but think my Gshocks on resin bands are the most comfortable i have worn,also helped by being so much lighter than the Rolex.
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#85 |
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Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: atlanta, GA, USA
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18238 on president bracelet is the most comfortable/best wearing watch I have owned. I wear a sub daily that is fine, but not as easy wearing as the president. Full disclosure I have a smaller than average wrist.
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#86 |
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I haven't tried on enough watches to really comment, but I will say that my Submariner 114060 is more comfortable than my 1863 Speedmaster on a leather strap. The Submariner fits better. I can't get a precise fit with the Speedmaster on a leather strap.
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#87 |
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Real Name: Daniel
Location: Minneapolis, MN
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My watches form a small sample space, but I am always amazed at how comfortable my Explorer is when I put it on. Not to say it's better than a jubilee bracelet...never owned one of those.
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#88 |
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Join Date: May 2019
Real Name: Fu
Location: London
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Out of my two watches it would be the 126710BLRO. There’s a lightness to it that just makes it so so comfortable. I’ve had the 116710BLNR as well but still the 126710BLRO wins by far. I suspect a DJ36 on jubilee would be even more comfortable.
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#89 |
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Location: USA
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op36 for me.
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Join Date: Aug 2020
Real Name: J.C. Schmidt
Location: Denmark
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Hope you find your watch nirvana ![]() I am so glad you find that particular watch so comfy because I genuinely want it to be. I really like the color, look, size and stance of the watch it self, and I hope the feeling of wearing it will grow on me. Make me positive this will happen when I hear others find it to be the most comfortable watch they own. Thank you for sharing. [IMG] ![]() |
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