15400ST on a smaller wrist

[Lrlx]

Originally Posted by Hairdude1

Love that shine

The way it reflects light....

[taxidriver]

Hope this could help you decide :) 6.75 wrist

[redsubby]

Originally Posted by Lrlx

Here is my 15400 on a sub-6.5" wrist

This, I would consider too large.

[DreambreaX]

Originally Posted by redsubby

This, I would consider too large.

no, its good imo =)

[Lrlx]

[Lrlx]

The RO lacks traditional lugs in favor of seamless integration with the bracelet. Because of this, the focus of sizing moves to the lines on the edge of the case, jsut before it curves. This gives the eye visible markers that help guage the overall size of the watch. EG;



The lines allow for a sightly larger watches to still look good. Especially considering the fact that the case is fairly thin for its size. I think this was the intention of the design all along and why the newer version bumped up to 41mm.

I think it looks great on a wide variety of wrist sizes. There is more to a watch fit than just the lug distance.

"To break the rules, you must first master them"

[michaelryuen]

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15450ST on 6.3' wrist , love the proportion

[00pumpkin]

I have 6.75" wrists and I love the size of the 41mm. My next watch for sure! Just need to convince the wife

[kkchome]

6.75 inch wrist here. The watch is comfortable. I prefer the size of the 15300, but I wanted to buy new and couldn't find any leftover at a reasonable price. I managed a very nice discount on the 15400 through the help of a friend, which helped with the pulling of the trigger.

[CWIN]

Great photos guys keep em coming!

[CWIN]

Originally Posted by Lrlx

Here is my 15400 on a sub-6.5" wrist

I think that looks fine on you! What exactly is your wrist size? My wrist are also flat as a board.

[benlee]

Originally Posted by CWIN

Great photos guys keep em coming!

Happy to oblige. Here's another

[AK797]

I would say they wear just like a 43mm Breitling or DSSD tho it is thinner. So if you can try one of those and it looks OK, thickness aside, then the RO will be fine.

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[TAKUYA]

Originally Posted by benlee

Happy to oblige. Here's another

Beautiful Pic!!!!

[Lrlx]

Very small wrist sub 6.5! Eeek :o

[TAKUYA]

From a friend:

[CWIN]

Originally Posted by takuya

From a friend:

Currently negotiating with a friend haha. Maybe we can reach a deal and have an incoming soon? LOL.

[Lrlx]

Sub 6.5 wrist again

[wisguy]

I used to own a 15300 (that I regret selling) and this is how it looked in my small wrist:



Now I have the 15400 and it does not fit as nicely, plus it is not the most comfortable watch (neither was the 15300):



I also have a Pam111 and as someone mentioned, it fits much better and is way more comfortable:

[xbox]

Originally Posted by ///armin

If one lug goes over your wrist bone, the watch is too big IMO.

x2 that's the same rule I apply.

[jimmypark54]

Originally Posted by CWIN

So, I'm still on the hunt for a 15300 from a trusted TRF seller but no luck yet. There are plenty of 15400s available and they are usually priced lower so I'm considering going with one of those but I'm concerned with how it would fit my smallish 6.5" wrist. I don't have any access to AP near me so I'm unable to try them on.

If you have a wrist smaller than 7" and own a 15400, I would love to see some wrist shots and your opinion about how it fits you. Thanks!

none at westime?

[CWIN]

Originally Posted by jimmypark54

none at westime?

Tried one on at westime not too long ago. Ended up buying a 15400 from a trusted seller.

[jimmypark54]

Originally Posted by CWIN

Tried one on at westime not too long ago. Ended up buying a 15400 from a trusted seller.

awesome! congrats and looks good!

[Jorssen]

The 15450 is a great solution too for the smaller wrists, I have a 7.2" and can pull off the 15400 on my wrist but how the 15450 fits a small wrist is very nice imo. I feel it's more elegant.

[watchbloke]

15300 here on 19cm wrist

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[Roll the Lex]

Awesome thread!

Lots of enabling going on here


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[michaelryuen]

Originally Posted by Jorssen

The 15450 is a great solution too for the smaller wrists, I have a 7.2" and can pull off the 15400 on my wrist but how the 15450 fits a small wrist is very nice imo. I feel it's more elegant.

I totally agree with you

15450 on my 6'3

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[Wristmaster]

Mine is 6.25 flat too.. have my doubts at first. But now grown into it. 15400 is well balanced beautiful watch

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[exxondus]

Originally Posted by michaelryuen

I totally agree with you

15450 on my 6'3

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Looks good. But i am holding out for a black or blue dial in the future.

[Lrlx]

Originally Posted by Lrlx

The RO lacks traditional lugs in favor of seamless integration with the bracelet. Because of this, the focus of sizing moves to the lines on the edge of the case, jsut before it curves. This gives the eye visible markers that help guage the overall size of the watch. EG;



The lines allow for a sightly larger watches to still look good. Especially considering the fact that the case is fairly thin for its size. I think this was the intention of the design all along and why the newer version bumped up to 41mm.

I think it looks great on a wide variety of wrist sizes. There is more to a watch fit than just the lug distance.

"To break the rules, you must first master them"

Action shot... sub 6.5 wrister & 15400