Reply With QuoteI think I've always found that a comfortable fit is achieved when both sides are equal. That should ensure the clasp sits centrally.
I got my first larger lugged 6 digit Rolex (116610) and it is taking a bit of getting used to comfort wise compared to the 5 digit Rolex's I have had - particularly on the bracelet.
Many have waxed lyrical about the new bracelet, but I am finding it less comfy, probably due to the added weight and the case size and lugs of the watch.
I originally had 4 links on the 6 o'clock and 5 1/2 on the 12 o'clock. I moved the 1/2 link to the 6 o'clock side and it feels better (so now 4 1/2 and 5 links), but still not quite there. The watch sits centrally and looks right on the wrist.
I am wondering how you wear your Sub and if anyone has recommendations. Do any of you wear more links on the 6 o'clock side? I have googled and all mentioned configurations tend to have less links on that side.
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I think I've always found that a comfortable fit is achieved when both sides are equal. That should ensure the clasp sits centrally.
I am wearing it as equally as possible.
I have been wearing a mix of bracelet and natos recently so maybe i'm not used to the weight of this.
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Try wearing it as tight as is comfortable - that should make the weight less apparent.Originally Posted by mangoosian
Same links either side makes the clasp sit perfectly on my wide but thinner wrist, but i wear watches quite snug so perhaps that helps disguise it too. Glidelock is awesome!
Yes I am wearing tighter and now just used to it. Will be interesting when I switch to another.
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I wore mine longer on the 6 oclock side (the opposite of most on here) which worked for me
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