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Here is mine...I know it's not for everyone but I really like it!!! Vintage VDB Timer1 55X57X20!!!!
Have a nice Sunday,
Guillermo
Handshot OK?
I have an Oris ProDiver Chronograph that's so big it frightens dogs and old ladies. Fortunately I cant post a wist shot of it.
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Ocean 7 Meteor with 44mm solid ceramic case.
My Tuna I think. I only haves a 6.75 inch wrist, so it's a big 'un;
Currently its this
Although i did own this briefly
It could be this -
Or it might be this -
Not sure which one is bigger
This one at 42mm, my wrist is 7.5.
This one, at 48mm. I have very large wrists.
Bathroom shot
Sorry to ask..Originally Posted by SuperC
Bathroom shot
But what in your bathroom takes a 9V battery?
That is fabulous.This one, at 48mm. I have very large wrists.
Looks more like a 50mm to me though.
Haha, curious?
I was about to change the battery in the smoke detector 😋
My 5 year old has that watch. Luckily he has 8.5 inch wrists.
I rather suspect Mike (seadog) will be along shortly to win this.
Benarus Megalodon I think, but no wrist shots at present.
Boschett Cave Dweller is pretty big too, although doesn't look it face on to the dial.
I did think smoke alarm, but thought it can't be, as that's an unusual room to have a smoke alarm installed.. ;)
It's in the hallway directly next to the bathroom door 😜
Russian pilot 45mm on my 7 1/2 wrist - surprisingly comfortable
Speedmaster Pro! I have 6.75" wrist...big enough for me.
46mm Hamilton H78719553. It also converts to a small desk clock in the style of a classic marine chronometer, hence the size. 7" wrist.
That would be either this
Or this
The Oris is 46mm, not sure what the homage size is
52mm
Up until a few weeks ago this 46mm Pulsar would have won by some margin.
That was until the arrival of this 47.5mm Seiko.
And to give an idea of scale here it is dwarfing the not inconsiderable Speedy Pro.
Cheers
Neil
Last edited by jneds; 28th September 2014 at 14:15.
62 mm case.
Compared with an 44 mm.
Hans.
Last edited by lewie; 28th September 2014 at 15:40.
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here is it is flanked by a couple of 47mm luminors
it's 60mm
50mm of goldy goodness.
Wristshot request!341
here is it is flanked by a couple of 47mm luminors
it's 60mm
could be this one... Seiko sbdx011: 51,9mm width w/o crown, 52,8mm lug-to-lug, 17,2mm thickness
As big a watch as I ever want to go
No pics but both my watches are 37mm diameter.
Ok - firstly apologies for lack of pics
My two largest arrived this week:
Rxw latest version of the mm20. : thinner all polished case and wears so well
47mm steinhart premium nav b - sandwich dial and blue lume
Both amazing pieces and huge !!!
Seamaster pro. With 6.7" wrists it's [;enty big enough for me. I'm happier with 34mm vintage watches thesedays.
Paul
I would if I could access my PB account onboard ship Simon, but it's been banned for some reason!!!!!
45mm Archimede is a bit of a beast.
Think I just about got away with it (7.5" wrist).
Actually gone now sadly.
My largest, BP Fifty Fathoms 45mm on my 6.7" wrist
My long lugged 42mm Pleamar on my 6.5" wrist
Another here with an Oris Pro Diver Chronograph. I can't stand far enough back from the watch to be able to focus and fit it all in the picture though!
Boring old DSSD is my current largest and also the longest i've kept a watch at over 4 years!
I would love a DSSD ;(
A great watch and perfect for this thread
Lol. ;)This one, at 48mm. I have very large wrists.
A modest 40mm Hulk for me :)
It doesn't count because I don't own it, but it would be nice to see a wristshot of this Speedy...
Nothing bigger than 42mm for me and my slim wrists!
Kept in a box I made for myself last month.
43mm
Here are two Egiziano wrist shots:
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