Watches That Fit Every Wrist Size - All Price Points (10 Brands Featured)
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- Today is a fun one as we deliver an extensive list of watches that we think have enough size variation in a single collection to be suitable for every wrist. Let us know your thoughts on our picks!
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Timestamps
0:38 Establishing rules
2:24 Seiko
3:59 Hamilton
5:31 Christopher Ward
7:10 Longines
8:53 Oris
11:00 Nomos
12:49 Tudor
15:08 Omega
17:16 Rolex
20:37 Breitling - Jak na to + styl
There's only one *TEDDY BULBASAUR*
okay i’m glad i’m not the only one that always heard his name like that
😂😂
Growing up during the Pokemon craze of the late 1990s and 2000s, you have no idea how many times I have heard this haha.
@@TeddyBaldassarrei hope, that if you played the game at all you owned it and picked Bulbasaur as your starter.
@@TeddyBaldassarre hope you don't take it too hard ok
for the tudor i think the Heritage Black Bay ref 79220N is a perfect fit for me among all my collections. bought it in Iran in 2013. Still in perfect running condition. Now I can do a little research and hopefully find out what what she is worth.
Great that will fetch you some cash. *I used to be a collector, but I liquidated my collection to venture into real estate. In January, I acquired homes in Malibu for $52million, and the returns on investment far exceed what I earned as a collector.
How did you grow your portfolio to $45m, I'm impressed, I have a lump sum in the bank, the rates are not impressive so I'm moving it, what's your cash flow like?
I have a financial advisor (trader) she grows my liquid assets and I reinvest the weekly payouts back into real estate and long-term ETFs.
Sure, could you please share her name with me or any details so I can look her up on web? Thanks!
She is well known as - Diana Leayani Lara. please do your own research.
Dear Teddy, you changed my life. You intrucued me into collecting, not now 2 years ago when I was 14, I found your videos and watched them every day. I bought my first "luxury" watch when I was 15, a quartz PRX. I am very thankful that you intrucued me into collecting, and I am so happy to see your succses. (You've inspired a future generation of watch collectors) thanks Teddy!
Love from Hungary 🇭🇺
100% agreeing with you on Nomos wearing differently from what their case size implies. As a 5 times Nomos owner, can't get enough of them :) Keep up the good work on your content, Teddy! Loving your channel.
Thank you for the backing me up on this. NOMOS isn't as distributed as other brands so it is harder for people to try these on and the diameters they have tell a very different story than reality.
The planet ocean was similar. I have a 6.75 wrist, and the 38mm looked too small. Whatever the next size up was great 42 or 44, but it wore like a 40
Man, watching you is great. I learn about pieces and see beautiful dials in every video I watch. Excellent work Teddy.
Orient Bambino now has the 38, 40, 41
Yeah I feel the orient bambino should’ve been on this list and they make glass protectors now for the crystals too. So that’s not really an issue anymore in any watch imo.
Don't forget the 36mm bambino
Yeah but they all have significant differences in dial design across those sizes. He mentioned that as a disqualifying aspect in the beginning of the video.
We still have the 36mm version czcams.com/video/3iT8RCYGz5M/video.html
You have extremely good content and it's only been getting better. As a watch enthusiast who is constantly trying to learn on my own, I'm really enjoying kicking back and getting an education on what's available. Now I just gotta save up my money ❤
Had a great time meeting you all in Ohio at the GS event. What a cool dude in real life and a very great team you have as well!!
That was such a special time last weekend (feels longer ago). Looking forward to doing more in the future and thanks again for coming!
I just picked up a Brew Metric with the retro dial since they have been on sale on their website recently. It was the watch that convinced me that I should start giving 36mm and 38mm watches a chance, even if I'm usually shopping around 40-42. I love it. Even with the price rise due to inflation over the past few years, it's a steal.
100%, next on the list
I'm new this year to collecting watches, and your channel has been a huge help in this awesome new journey! Thanks so much for the videos and the time, effort, and quality put into the content 🙌⌚️
I love my Christopher Ward C60 Trident 300 38mm. As a woman my limit is 40mm depending on the lug to lug. Women’s watches are so boring. The Trident is also quite thin for a diver.
Awesome as always Teddy... The Longimes Spirit doea well at this too. Thanks again
Just bought my first proper watch, Hydro Conquest. Really happy with it, glad I picked a watch that has a rich history and that are still producing good watches
This is now my favourite watch channel on CZcams , such great content and done superbly, well done sir and I got my favourite watch at amzwatch， it hasn’t left my wrist for weeks
Hit the ball out of the park again with todays topic. Thank you Teddy.
I might be subjective as I am a Nomos’ owner myself and I really love it (blue gold 35 mil), but Nomos is the most underrated brand, as it does on the territory $2-5K of tinkering with off-the shelf ETAs/Celitas, what other brands used to do in $5K+ segment - all-around in-house (~95%) with the own swing system, top-tier accuracy (mine is -2/+0), finishing quality.
In this particular case, even if someone doesn’t like how the 33 mil sounds in the context, why don’t we assemble the line of 35, 38.5 and 41 mil watches from Nomos.
I can’t express enough respect and appreciation to Nomos.
Even better, a gently used year old model is going to drop 25-40% of it's MSRP. They are absolutely worth the full retail asking price, but I'm looking to take advantage of the quick depreciation to get a blue Zurich world timer eventually.
@@BM-si2ei yeah, that’s a kind of a game that Nomos admittedly is not good at. Not an investment tool. There is no explicit reasoning to me behind it, honestly, but I was never interested of doing it, so I just might not know what are those factors affecting investing reputation. On a flip side someone who doesn’t mind second-hand can simply take an advantage of this side of brand’s perception.
i always love that seiko 5s back in the day typically come in 2 sizes one for men and another for women from their divers to their dress watches
Fascinating video. I am sure a lot of thoughts went into it.
Killing it Teddy great video my man!
Teddy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Every Christmas I drive from Nashville to Buffalo to visit my family. Can't wait to make a pit stop in Cleveland and visit your boutique.
Awesome, introduced in detail, great job
What an amazing outcome for a beautiful watch. Always a pleasure to see mamacoo work your magic. Thanks for sharing this transformation with us!
Love this channel, every video is a home run.
Love these videos man keep it up! My watch wish list keeps on (un) fortunately growing because of you Teddy! XD
You’re welcome and I am sorry
Picked up a MaMaCoo 's watch as my first watch last month and I’m absolutely in love with it. Perfect size, looks elegant, very comfortable. Now my only problem is holding off from buying more watches so quickly!
I bought a murph 38mm and an intramatic auto (mechanical is out of stock) this week on your shop, cant wait to get my hands on them. Was trying to get a christopher ward twelve or tag aquaracer. but your reviews are great with hamilton! Teddy is the best reviewer with history involved. you make normies turn into enthusiast.
Watches are so delicate and intricately designed, so I have intense respect and admiration for amzwatch watch makers
This is a great video, thank you
Absolutely on point about the Navitimer range, I can't explain how many times I've tried to explain to people that they wear so much smaller than their diameters state.
I was on the 38mm hype train for years then out of nowhere I bought a Panerai 233 with the 1950 44mm case and it completely re-wired my brain on watch size. Now I go into boutiques and so many more watches are 'doable'. Even my 42mm Panerai looks small.
I know you were not considering micro brands but I think one of the best examples of not only any size but also a variety of materials all on the same model of watch is the Helson Shark Diver; 38, 40, 42, 45 steel, brass, bronze, titanium and for a while they had a carbon case.
I'm the opposite completely - my 44 mm pam felt great as did my DSSDm and then i got a 40mm... and then a 38mm and now i'm looking at watches the opposite way! Thats what makes watch collecting so great
@@brianhutton2370 Ha, I love this comment, it really is what makes this great. I just got in from my first downhill mountain biking session with my 42 Pelagos. That might be the one activity I may prefer my 38 Ti Shark Diver.
@@jackblah5842 cheers man! Always nice talking to someone who's on the same but different journey!
both are great pieces by the way. Great taste!
I love the Breitling Navitimer case sizes today. It really fits on each and every wrist and looks equally awesome.
Great idea for a video. I’m entertained 😁
Definitely agreed about Nomos - you basically have to buy for the lug to lug instead of the dial. I have a 17cm wrist and my ideal case size is usually 38-42, but I’m about to buy the Club Campus 36 as the 47.5mm lug to lug is perfect for me. With that said, I do wish they’d shorten the lugs just a bit 😅
the club campus 36 is perfect. I have the cream coral and love it!
Bulova Pilot Lunar thanks for the consistent content
I saw a lovely classy lady recently wearing the black bay 36 anthracite and it looked incredible. A sleeper watch for sure
Great video for every wrist
I really never considered Breitling as a small wrist haver, but a saleswoman guided me toward the Navitimer 41, and yeah it's so much nicer in person. It didn't look all that chunky or busy, it's kind of elegant to see that much detail at that size!
The Navitimer is a watch that never, ever looks good to me in pictures or video, but in real life and on the wrist, it's actually a very handsome watch that "works" for many wrists. I'm in love with my Speedy and not looking to get another Chrono, but I've really some a 180 on this watch.
@@BM-si2ei yeah I think I'd get the non-chrono navitimer and then my chronograph could be a lightly used speedmaster reduced. They're both surprisingly elegant on a small wrist
I use UK based sites for watch purchases do you accept orders from the UK and what are the shipment charges etc ??
Love your reviews interested in the Tudor GMT as my next watch but started with Tissot , Hamilton and Oris but will get the gmt one day 🙏🏽
I would also have included the Santos de Cartier watches. Several of them come in the various new dial colors and sizes from medium to large and XL. I am definitely eyeing one to purchase hopefully soon!
Yes the Nomos Tangente 35 I have wears like a 37. Wears very nicely on my 17cm wrist.
Nice one! For a slightly more upscale, sports and dress watch, I might also suggest his and hers Rolex Yacht-Masters.
Great video, very accurate analysis. In my 4.5 years in the game as a watch collector and enthusiast, I collected a lot from mamacoo I was thinking I was able to get a blue SD but I'm not vip enough, but I'm not giving up. Hehe. Great video.
Wonderful selection
Teddy, what would you suggest as a great first book to read in order to understand watches for the purposes of getting into starting a collection. A book to help understand movements, and all critical anatomies of wrist watches. Thanks in advance for your reply
I just got into watch collecting. I've loved watches since I was young but I never had anyone teach me or bring deeper into the world. amzwatch brought closer to a community and hobby I always wanted to get into more and that is incredibly meaningful to me !
Thank you Teddy, nice video
I'm blessed with an 8" wrist and wear anything from 34mm to 44mm with confidence. 38 to 42 is the sweet spot for my wrist shape and size though.
I’ve been wearing my BB36 for the last two weeks, and I really don’t know why I ever take it off. I guess I just want variety. But this honey just perfectly conforms to my 7-1/4” wrist, and it is perfect for any occasion, from motorcycling to weddings to business development events. I can see the Aqua Terra and Conquest as excellent alternatives, but slightly less tool-ey. And you could scale it up to 39 or 41 if that’s your jam (although you should just get the 36).
Seiko always has a short lug to lug size. As someone with a 6.3 inch wrist I highly appreciate them.
Very true for Oris, I think I could ultimately wear all 3 but have the 38mm Cervo Volante and there is not a single watch I have tries that wears better!
For casual wear the snk805 with a clean nato is perfect for my small wrist. I could buy an expensive watch but really don't want to take it off my wrist.❤️
As someone with a large wrist, I appreciate these videos. My anything under 40mm looks like a child’s toy on my 8.5” wrist
Recently I have been picking up a few Stowa watches. Their Marine and Pilot lines are in several different sizes as well as some selection of movements. Also great customer service as well as quality. Also I should add they have several different strap sizes to fit your wrist. I do not see anyone else really doing that. Having gone from a 7 1/4 wrist to a 6 1/2 recently finding a good fit on a leather strap is an issue.
Great video. Taught me to study all elements of the dial, not just color. I love Bahaus but the wide dial was a turn off. The same went for the tooth edges of some bezels. It kills me to say the Rolex explorer was among the best. I realize this wasn’t the video’s purpose but your focus on the face taught so much. Thanks
I still love my LV reverse monogram mamacoo clutch! It's versatile, fits a variety of items, and is definitely a workhorse! I think seeing it everywhere (like the LV speedy) is proof that it's already a classic.
great list! would have also liked to have seen the datejust and daydate thrown in there. And add the IWC Pilot's Chronograph too since they have a 41 and a 43!
I've recently began my obsession as a watch collector. And i must say- out of all the luxury brands I've been researching, for me the mamacoo's watches are the most intriguing.
The 39mm Explorer is a gem
The most boring and overrated gem, sure. Nobody would care if it didn’t have the applied crown.
@@JackoWillMakeLives-loveuok Karen settle down, it’s just someone’s opinion about a watch
@@JackoWillMakeLives-loveu It blows Nomos out of the water.
@@JackoWillMakeLives-loveuThe AD clearly rejected you for being a slob and now you're raging😂
I heard the 39 and new 40 are actually the same size anyway. The new 40 has better proportions. The 36 will always be the classic Explorer but 40 is great for larger people. Yes it’s boring but that‘s what I want for a fairly discreet everyday watch.
The Tudor BlackBay 36 is my dream watch with the blue dial and jubilee bracelet…..that baby is gorgeous to ma
That Green Breitling is simply sublime
Thank You Teddy
I have never been disappointed since I became a customer of amzwatch. Their watches are of exceptional quality.
I have a 35 and 38 mm Nomos Tangente in different colors. The lack of bezel means the watch face is almost all dial and that makes them look bigger than almost any watch out there of the same size. This effect is magnified with the white opaline dials. I'd say the 35 mm ones wear like a modern dress watch and the 38 mm wear like a (dressy) sports watch
Teddy you should do a video showcasing the best watches with easily changeable straps and bracelets !
My Tag Heuer Aqua Racer is my go to for comfort and looks.
I totally agree on your take on the Nomos watches. I tried the Orion once and it has ridiculously long lugs and hence wears much bigger than its case diameter would indicate. I could not really connect to that, even though it didn't look too bad on my wrist. It is a good watch, no doubt and it has a great movement and the price seems to be fair for what you get. It just was... not for me
Great video. The Longines Conquest is awesome !
Please note, the Oyster Perpetual 41 is not 41mm but 39.5.
And the Explorer 40 is 38,5. The Datejust 41 is 39.
What about Cartier Santos and/or Tank ? I have trouble deciding which size to get and was hoping to see tthem reviewed here :)
Didn't see the Navitimer coming at all but after you explained it I agree. I don't know what my first chrono is going to be but I may very well choose a Navitimer over a Speedy, I just don't know...
Thanks for your video. I like the older 36 mm explorer. Lug to lug is a little longer.
For Nomos, I would have included the Club Sport with its three sizes.
Video quality is so good lol Looked good on my phone and 32" 1440p computer monitor but on a Samsung 85"? 🔥🔥🔥
After I found 38mm (on my Seiko baby alpinist), I can no longer wear my larger watches that I was happy with for years. They seem huge now.
I have subsequently bought two SRPK models (teal and cream) both reinforcing that 38mm is perfect on my 6 1/2 inch wrist.
Wish I discovered this earlier, would have saved some bucks.
Unfortunately, Oris discontinued that pointer date 36 except in bronze or with a wired bronze bezel.
We need to push Hamilton to put the Eureka on the 38mm Murph
I have two Nomos Tangentes of different sizes (and colors). The long lugs and lack of bezel on the Tangente, Orion, and Ludwig make the watches look considerably larger than sports watches and even most dress watches. The effect is amplified with the white opaline dials. The 35 mm watches wear like a modern dress watch while the 38 mm watches wear like a sports watch.
I would throw the Cartier Santos in here. I have a very large wrist and picked up an XL version but the design is consistent all the way from 28 to 43mm
Teddy, any thoughts about the Nomos 38s (which are often 37.5) on a 215mm wrist? I know they run 'big', but that seems like a stretch...
Thank you TEDDY . I always learn a lot with you . The watches with different case size open a large space of opportunity . Shame on me, i discover with you that the NAVITIMER is available in 3 different casing. 40 years ago i have discover the NAVITIMER but it seems that in my town the dealer had only oerder the 46 mm casing . I had tested it on my wrist and it was by far too large. I try to sold my house, perhaps i will be able to buy or my JLC reverso ????
best watch channel ever...
Im so glad Nomos is available here in Singapore via Watches of Switzerland, I have the super sardine Tangente and the Club 701.1 and they both are some of my most complimented watch!
I have three Rolex and all are 39. Two OP 39 and the 214270. If it’s 39, I’m usually fine! Oh and I just picked up the Conquest in blue at 38. That was something I was waiting for.
Tudor is pure class, I'd love to own one.
When it comes to fine imitation watches, amzwatch delivers. I've bought from them several times, and I've never been let down.
Size preference depends on the type of watch for me. For time only or time and date watches, I actually prefer watches in the 36-38mm range. Even though 36mm isn't a contemporary size, and probably never will be again, I have no regrets about buying my Datejust in 36mm. It wears well on my 6.12" wrist.
I really like the Oris Big Crown, I just wish the dial was a little less... flat? There's just something missing imo, maybe even just some applied indecies or logo. A bit more depth would do them wonders, I think.
Good to mention is that I still have yet to see one in the flesh, but it just puts me off too much to go to the boutique just to try one on.
I’ve owned both the Explorer 36 and 40. For someone with an average wrist (like me) the 40 is the perfect watch!
I wish the Aqua Terra WT was a little bit smaller, mostly on thickness. I’ve had the opportunity to try it on and it’s a very burly boy.
Still on my buy list. Would love to have it on an Omega brown leather alligator strap.
Good video! I'd say Nomos would be ineligible by the rules that Teddy laid down, or include Tissot PRX since they do share the same look. Christopher Ward is killing it!
Loved it when Omega offered the goldeneye era seamaster 300m professional in a midsize version. The only complaint I had was that it deleted the 3 o’clock index marker next to the date window because it had less real estate on the dial to work with. It was the only tip off that it was the smaller version
That was my first “luxury” watch and I still own it now
@@matts2452 same here! Oldest watch in my collection. The one that started me on this crazy journey. And will be a forever keeper because of it!
amzwatch has set a new standard for replica watches. Their craftsmanship is impeccable. Its hard to tell the difference from the originals
Can we get a review on Citizen’s Forza Mechanical watch? That watch is looking hard to beat at that price point
I have a larger wrist - 8" and I have found that the smaller watches that look best on my wrist are watches that have low case to strap ratios.
The wider the strap is related to the case, the more I feel like small watches work for me.
I'm an alpha male too and anything under 40mm looks like a girl watch on me.
@@maitrehg Nah, that ain't it.
Wish some of the dress watch options would go up to say 43. With a 9” wrist 41s are about as small as I can go and even divers or chronos look small. It’s a tough segment and would be a great video as very few exist.
I just passed on my dream Nomos because the lug-to-lug was like 49 mm and the diameter was 38mm. Now I'm thinking I probably should've just purchased it. I'm so bummed that it was too big.
It's also interesting how even if both a 35mm and a 40mm diameter watch fit the same wrist, due to differences in proportions and design and whatnot, the 40mm will always look more bold and the 35 probably more classy. While diameter is far from everything when it comes to fit on the wrist, it's really important to how a watch fits your taste and what you're going for in style
Part of the magic of CZcams is that I’ve watched so many of your damn videos. It feels like I know you, but you have no idea who I am! It’s a strange paradox.
Or just a little sad and borderline creepy :P
@@jackblah5842 creepy and sad to binge watch a channel you enjoy? News to me.
I’ll make sure to ask for your opinion before I post on here again 👍🧠
If you put the Navitimer on the list you should include the Lunar Pilot Oh Yeah!
i thought this will be about choices one would have if they have big wrists. which is my problem right now haha don't know where to find seiko bracelets to match my ssc911
How much of a faux pas is it to wear a watch that’s obviously too large for one’s wrist? I’ve got a IWC hand wound moonphase that’s bigger than a 44mm Panerai; coming in at 45mm. Obviously not many can pull it off. It’s an homage to pocket watches and thus the over large size. But I just love its design with the moonphase and power reserve indicator