MJCrane, Post#1224
i notice you are wearing your
Watch over a tattoo. Have you noticed any problems with the Heart Rate Monitor?
i notice you are wearing your

Excuse me but don't assume that's me. It's someone else's photo I posted and I stated that it was oversized like I said in my post.
https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/21199913/
Still loving my 42mm White Sport. Really goes perfect with all my clothes. Have a black sports band on order but thinking I may cancel...
The SG is 42mm and the Silver is 38mm. Both are nice and comfortable, but I think 42mm is for me.
42mm space gray sport, Poland.
but i'm changing for Stainless steel.
42mm for sure.
The SG is 42mm and the Silver is 38mm. Both are nice and comfortable, but I think 42mm is for me.
You're one of the few that can pull off either size. I'm about the same wrist size as you (180mm) and went with the 38mm, but it just comes down to personal preference.
42 Space Gray. Wrist size is about 180. Not sure if 42 it's too big for me. But I do like the bigger screen.![]()
With 150mm i think i will go with 42mm and yes I tried on both.You're one of the few that can pull off either size. I'm about the same wrist size as you (180mm) and went with the 38mm, but it just comes down to personal preference.
The SG is 42mm and the Silver is 38mm. Both are nice and comfortable, but I think 42mm is for me.
Here's my 38mm SS Classic Buckle that I ordered yesterday morning!
For those interested.. These pics were shot using a Sony nex-3.
With 150mm i think i will go with 42mm and yes I tried on both.
I really cant understand people with 160mm+ who think about getting the 38mm.
Shiny toy
I can see the reflexion of your face on some of the pictures! (not very clearly ... not to worry)
The SG is 42mm and the Silver is 38mm. Both are nice and comfortable, but I think 42mm is for me.
Waiting for my car to be serviced...
it just looks better when the watch doesn't dominate your wrist, but compliments it.
Mhh maybe a man with big wrists can wear a small watch more than a man wirh small wrists.
I like this concept. Not that it matters much, but your diagram should show the diameter lengthwise, not widthwise...in other words, a 42mm Apple Watch is 42mm from top to bottom...not side to side. But again, I think your method is a good one.