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Sport Evo + Small Wrist
I am considering a Sport Evo on a bracelet. There is no GO dealer anywhere nearby, so I'd end up purchasing unseen.
My best reference is a SpeedyPro 42mm on a bracelet (sometimes listed as 43mm, so I assume it is something in between). It is just about perfect for me, and I wouldn't want to go much bigger. The Evo is also 42mm, but I read in at least one review that it "wears big."
I had assumed because of the curved back, it might actually wear less bulky than the size suggested, so that was a bit of a surprise.
Can anyone with more direct experience comment? How big a wrist does it take to pull off an Evo, particularly on the SS bracelet?
Sport Evo + Small Wrist
I am considering a Sport Evo on a bracelet. There is no GO dealer anywhere nearby, so I'd end up purchasing unseen. My best reference is a SpeedyPro 42mm on a bracelet (sometimes listed as 43mm, so I assume it is something in between). It is just about pe...
It looks big, but looks good...
I have a small wrist. I believe that 38mm fits me well and a 40mm starts to look big. As strange as it may sound, when I tried on the GMT sport evo (42mm), it looked great. It is a BIG watch and it will get noticed but it doesn't look out of place. Hope i...
I understand the bracelet is very heavy so...
you might want to go with the Trieste strap? I think this might also assist a slender wrist. Cheers, -- Richard.
I've tried on the Sport Evo and SE Impact several times . . .
. . . and found them to be surprisingly wearable in a purely physical sense on my slender wrist. Aesthetically, the Sport Evos convey a sense of chunkiness, amplified by the massive crown guards and squared-off hands. I take it that you find these design ...
Sport Evo and small wrist
My wrist size is 6 1/2 inches and I bought a Sport Evo (42mm) on bracelet last year. The watch is comfortable and the adjustable bracelet makes it even easier to fit well. I truly enjoy this watch and I would imagine you will as well.