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DPW Breitling New Pluton, but I've had a Speedy (which I never found comfortable) and also a MkIII a.k.a. the Anchor Weight...
the heaviest as well..
Zlatoust "homage" is 55mm excluding crown.
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JSAR is 46mm excluding crown, this is as big a watch as I wear on a regular basis. Its actually very comfy on the bracelet, as it evens out the weight of the head.
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Shown next to a speedy for comparison.
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The biggest watch I own is a mobile phone as well
It's probably this
44mm IIRC
This one's pretty chunky…
Glycine Incursore halh-hunter…
:)
I think it might be this one.
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
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Oris Prodiver Chronograph - it's a beast.
Some people say that I must wear a big watch to compensate for something else. That's the last thing they say before I snap their Twiglet wrists.
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Planet ocean for me
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Radiomir for me (on a 6.75 inch wrist)
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No wrist shots available, but here's a picture of my Steinhart LSE I originally posted in the Crazytrain 50p size comparison thread.
Nothing in this picture is less than 100% legit, guaranteed. Any slight blurriness was due to poor photographic skills, honest.
Casio ProTrek 2500 [50mm] - doesn't really wear that big as a) there's a LOT of bezel and b) the lugs angle down to wrap straight round the wrist!
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48mm Tuna
47mm home brew
57mm Zenith type 20
Omega Planet Ocean Chrono 9300.....
I've downsized (in both senses) recently, so this is the largest in my watch box (42mm)...
z
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Timex WS4 - too comical for a wrist shot on my wrist.
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Ernst Benz Chronosport.....
47mm.
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Have a few 47mm.
PAM 372,
And some 300M Tunas,
And the Ploprof at 55mm IIRC,
This is about as large as I'll go, and at around 50mm across no wonder!
52.5mm IIRC
Wears smaller because it's all dial
Paul
Don't own one but this must surely win!
49.2mm
IWC WW2 pilots watch.
These wear nothing like 50mm. I thnk Casio have a weird way of measuring watches. I was wearing my frogman earlier, same watch as yours now (well, a 3500 - same case) and in comparison to the frogman it is minuscule!!
16.5 cm (6.5") wrist and a 47 mm Marathon CSAR (18 mm tall)
My seldom-worn Glycine Lagunare 3000 at 46mm excluding crowns. Height is 17.9mm:
Cheapo $12 watch from Walmart that I use for running. 10 to 4 diameter is 49mm excluding pushers:
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Romaine Jerome Moondust DNA. 46mm but wears a bit smaller...
Croton Aquamatic
44mm
I do not want anything larger.
Steinhart Nav B-Uhr 47 Vintage Titanium B-Type - 47mm
This 56mm monster. It is big but wears bigger. It is the absolute maximum I can wear without the dreaded 'overhang'.
A more realistic shot.
Mitch
I have this Adanac Navigator II which I won in a raffle. 44 x 44mm but seems bigger due to the cushion shape.
It's this one, an Emergency Mission on a rubber strap. It's not the width, it's the thickness!
(Ooh err Missus!)
Paul.
Helson Shark Diver 45mm. It's like strapping a brick to your arm.
This one..:)
One of these (diameter/thickness/bulk)...
47mm dial and I have 7.5inch wrists though it wears well....
Currently this one: IWC worldtime
Looks ok from a distance though (IMHO):
The way those crowns dig into your wrist look painful...Originally Posted by Wolfie
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