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Hi all,
I'm quite new to this sub forum after lurking for a little. Back in the day I did post a little on the Rolex Forums though I don't think I was consistent with to be that well known though I did make some friends - Dogbert, if you're here you were my good friend from there.
Anyway, I was a little out of watches because life got in the way and since back then, maybe 10 years, a few terrible things have happened including getting burgled badly was most of my watches gone (opportunities who didn't take any boxes, papers etc). All that I have left was my 116618lb that I was wearing at the time.
I've recently been in the position where I have a chance to obtain a James Cameron 136660 as a gift. I know it's a big watch though I've had big watches before and I'm just wondering how it would feel on my 6"75' wrist. I'm interested in hearing from people who have this iteration with similar sized wrist.
Some considerations:
I've owned a Sea Dweller 43mm Red before and I always thought that was alright on my wrist with no issues;
I've not been able to get my hands on the same model yet but I'll be trying to find one over the weekend to try;
I LOOVEEE that dial and the heritage and fully aware that you buy your heart irrespective of things which is my biggest reason for obtaining this;
I don't wear watches as a daily driver unless you count my Fitbit tracker for health reasons. I only wear watches whenever I'm out of the house and so this is a big factor, I feel, as to why wearing big watches haven't previously bothered me.
My wrist my be 6"75' but my hands are massive and fat. For how short I am (5ft 3) my hands are 99% larger than most people. It's a miracle really - I always said if I wasn't so short I'd be a giant with how irregularly proportioned my body, hands and feet are. At every job I've had there has always been a random moment where a colleague has remarked just how large my hands much to my amusement.
I attach some photos for wrist size references. I hope people aren't as sarky as those on The Rolex Forum (but probably are....).