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44mm & 47mm Pam is suitable for wrists' size of 15-16mm?
Hi, All,
Greetings to all of you...I am new to the forum.. and being very happy that be able to join as a member. 
As i'm having a small wrist size, just wonder how a pam with 44mm and above in diameter would be look liked on the wrisrts.
Appreciate your inputs......cheersss.
Best regards,
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44mm & 47mm Pam is suitable for wrists' size of 15-16mm?
Hi, All, Greetings to all of you...I am new to the forum.. and being very happy that be able to join as a member. As i'm having a small wrist size, just wonder how a pam with 44mm and above in diameter would be look liked on the wrisrts. Appreciate your i...
Go to a shop where they sell Panerai.....
wear both size watches on your wrist and see if they fit you (or your personality). Panerai it's not only wrist size IMHO, as much as attitude.... Cheers - Sergio
thanks
yup.. u r right.. in fact, i have tried both.... but it seems that still have not got the confidence to get a pam for my wrist size (unless a 40mm pam, but limited choices).. hahaa. anyway.. thanks for your adv..
Agreed with Sergio.. just try out........
you will see the difference. Just be confident . Regards John
Welcome to the forum
I think you have to define the term 'suitable' for yourself. If the questionis "is it possible?", the answer is of course YES. I would recommend trying both sizes on and also with the various case styles, such as the Luminor, 1950 and the Radiomir. I have...
not sure of the wrist size u mention, but totally agree with Asimut above. [nt]
No message body This message has been edited by imran in london on 2011-08-14 10:38:18
Welcome!
It's great to have you here! Well, i have an ultra small wrist too but I wear even the 60mm Egiziano with absolutely zero problem! THe best i can give is for you to try a few pieces out, and as long as you are comfortable with them, go for it! I don't bel...
You should try different ones...
But if your wrist is really that small, maybe try 40mm luminor or 422mm radiomir Good luck! Sam
i think you can
pull off the 44mm Luminor. and maybe the 47mm Radiomir Case (which has SHORT Wire Lugs). BTW. i woudn't bother with the 40mm. Welcome to the Forum and Best of Luck Tony
As what many already suggested, go to a store and try on some PAMs
Even if we have the same sized wrist, what's suitable to me may not be suitable to you. It depends on your preference and what you are used to wearing. Cheers, Anthony
What's the wrist size of the person in this video?
Many thanks to all of you for the opinions. Just curious to know that does anybody knows what is the wrist size of the person in the following video that wearing a pam386? On YouTube : Panerai PAM386 Brown Composite 44mm Luminor Marina 1950 3 Days Automat...
you will adapt very quickly...
your eyes and your wrist will adapt to 44mm very quickly, i've 5.2" wrist and i forgot it was a 44mm watch after 2 days of wearing my first Pam.
Wrist size is irrelevent!
It's about how you look with it. Just wear whichever you prefer with confidence! Even my gal wears a 111 and i wear a 217. We're both asians with small wrists. And the trend now is larger watches anyway.