Horological Meandering

A few weeks ago I posted a thread regarding the size of my watch (AP ROO Rubber Clad) with the original strap in contrast with my wrist. I just received the short strap from Audemars and now the watch definitely fits better but I wanted to know out of cur...  

Just buckle it where it feels comfortable and if later in the day it's too loose or tight, change it. (I am fussy about fit and often have to cut additional holes in my straps.) Different straps will require different levels of tightness. Generally, I hav... 

Hi Watchismo, Strap fit for me is really dependent on watch/ strap/ bracelet combinations, but that said, I can not have the fit be too tight. When I lean toward a snug fit it really feels bad when you move your hand or wrist around and that will make me.... 

... and this is also dependent on the size and weight of the watches. In order to be worn comfortably, my larger watches have to sit snugly. Manufactures should pay more attention to adjustability on bracelets in particular, but also straps. A

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I don't like it too tight. If I can insert my pinkie finger between the strap and wrist, but not the thumb, then I know I've got it just right. Best, Horo

I usually want to be able to fit my finger in between my wrist and the strap... tight enough to hold the watch in place, loose enough not to cause discomfort. In summer I prefer a tad looser, and in winter tighter.

I use my little finger, though.

Room for my pinky and I'm good to go.

The watch has to sit as tight as to allow only a minimal movement of the watch itself without comprising blood circulation and causing pressure sores . That´s why I also prefer leather or Nato straps. Kind regards, anaesdoc NB: not my wrist, not my watch...  

It looks like it's cutting of the circulation? I don't mind a bit of play, but not so much that the entire watch can spin around your wrist. Also it comes down to how warm you are, too hot and the strap is tight, too cold and on the same hole the watch is... 

That´s why I wrote: "Not my watch, not my wrist!" anaesdoc

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But for bracelet, I like a little bit loose.. Sam

Judging from all the replies I guess it really comes down to personal preference. Great feedback., glad I joined this forum.

watch is an ultra thin, leather strap with double deployment thingie. Extra hole. 1cm from the wrist--i wear it tight. When i take it off it leaves a subtle mark

and so often the extra hole becomes a dreary necessity.

If the strap is soft and comfortable, especially rubber, I prefer to wear it tight. Otherwise it will wear it a bit loose in order not to hurt my wrist. The buckles play an important role as well. I do not want to leave some visible marks on my wrist. The... 

I would say to the point of not being able to move on the wrist...snug but not tight. That is the way I wear mine.

leading a very small child - which I was at the time - by the wrist through the city streetds. amerix

Not too tight, not too loose.. just right I prefer keeping some space for my wrist to breath regards Marwan

Offshores are very clunky, and you need to wear it tight on the wrist. Otherwise, the watch will noticably wobble back and forth on your wrist and be an annoyance. Plus, you have the AP deployant which really isn't that comfortable so wearing it loose wil...