ThomasM[PuristS]
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There is no simple, universal answer, but as a general rule...
something that has its weight spread out over a larger area, tends to be more "comfortable"
This for a given overall diameter, a flat back will feel "lighter" than a domed one.
That said, there are other haptic considerations, as well, such as edges versus contoured curved surfaces that come into contact with skin (which is more comfortable depends on ones preferences; some like to sit on razor edges...
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Given the weight of most watches, the second consideration is more significant, to me, than the first.
Cheers,
TM
How tight do you wear it?
By: nickd : September 8th, 2012-02:48
I've found that the tightness of the bracelet/strap is one of the biggest factors in the comfort of a watch. Size and weight are also crucial for me. I'm never convinced that there's a significant difference in comfort between bubble/domed and flat, and I...
The Rolex comfort
By: heartbreaker : September 16th, 2012-13:11
Thank you for your reply, Poy. You’re right, the caseback’s shape is not the only characteristic that makes a watch comfortable. AFAIK, both of the AP you mentioned have a flat case back, while the GP and the Rolex have a domed one. I’ve tried only the la...