Watch Size Chart

**Watch Size Chart**
Wrist length Inches	Wrist length Centimeters	Watch Case Size	Lug To Lug Distance
5.50″	14.0cm	27.9mm - 34.9mm	34.9mm - 43.7mm
5.75″	14.6cm	29.2mm - 36.5mm	36.5mm - 45.6mm
6.00″	15.2cm	30.5mm - 38.1mm	38.1mm - 47.6mm
6.25″	15.9cm	31.8mm - 39.7mm	39.7mm - 49.6mm
6.50″	16.5cm	33.0mm - 41.3mm	41.3mm - 51.6mm
6.75″	17.1cm	34.3mm - 42.9mm	42.9mm - 53.6mm
7.00″	17.8cm	35.6mm - 44.5mm	44.5mm - 55.6mm
7.25″	18.4cm	36.8mm - 46.0mm	46.0mm - 57.5mm
7.50″	19.1cm	38.1mm - 47.6mm	47.6mm - 59.5mm
7.75″	19.7cm	39.4mm - 49.2mm	49.2mm - 61.5mm
8.00″	20.3cm	40.6mm - 50.8mm	50.8mm - 63.5mm
8.25″	21.0cm	41.9mm - 52.4mm	52.4mm - 65.5mm
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About Watch Size Guide Chart

How to choose the right watch case size according to the size of your wrist ?

Choosing the right watch case size for your wrist ensures both comfort and a proportional look.

1. Measure Your Wrist Size.

Use a flexible measuring tape or a strip of paper to measure your wrist circumference.
Wrap it just above the wrist bone (where you’d normally wear a watch).
Note the measurement in millimeters (mm).

2. Match Wrist Size to Case Diameter.

The general guide for men's and women's watches is recommended in the table above.

3. Consider Lug-to-Lug Distance.

This is the length from one lug (where the strap attaches) to the other.
Should not extend beyond the edges of your wrist.
Ideal: Lug-to-lug ≤ Wrist width (flat part of your wrist).

4. Watch Thickness Matters.

Thinner watches (6–9 mm) suit smaller wrists.
Thicker watches (10–14 mm) work for larger wrists.

5. Try It On (If Possible).

The best way to judge fit is to wear the watch.
Check if it feels balanced and doesn’t overhang.

6. Style & Personal Preference.

Dress watches: Typically smaller (36–40 mm).
Sports/dive watches: Often larger (40–46 mm).
Fashion trend: Larger watches are popular, but proportion matters most.

Final Tip : If in doubt, err on the smaller side—oversized watches can look bulky and feel uncomfortable.