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28 February 2014, 02:29 PM | #31 |
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Thank you! My wrist is very flat so the measurement is tricky.
That said, I do not believe in "minimum sizes" or stuff like that ... you should wear what makes you smile and the hell with everything else.
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7" will be good to go. I have a 6.5" flat wrist and feel the ROO fits me fine. Just FYI the straps were not tightened all the way for the pics.
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Hey CWIN. I'm impressed. Both of those models look nice on you. I have a 6.5 inch / relatively flat wrist. Looking to find a 15300. I tried the 15400 and thought it large.
Maybe I need to revisit the 42mm ROO model / diver as well. Something on a strap. |
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I was in the same boat as you but couldn't find the right deal on a 15300 NIB so I ended up just going with the 15400. I thought it was too big at first also, but it's definitely grown on me and now I feel it looks just fine. I'm pretty happy with my decision although if my wrist we any smaller I would have just held out longer or bought a used 15300.
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That 15400 looks PERFECT on you.
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I agree with the others who mentioned it's more about wrist shape. I have a 7" wrists, but they're more thick top to bottom than wide side to side so the 42mm looks best on me.
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6.3-inch flat wrist here. I felt the 42mm ROOs too large for my wrist, with visible gaps at both strap ends. I went for the 39mm RO 15300ST that was perfect. BTW, for me the ROOs were not only large (in diameter and lug-to-lug distance), but also very thick as well. No photos, I'm afraid :(
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5 March 2014, 07:03 AM | #39 |
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That looks pretty great to me.
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6,8" flat wrist. Fits perfect. But, im thinking about buying a xsmall strap.... Do you guys have an idea of the xsmall lenghts?! Regards Cesar |
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