Dimensions and fit
Case diameter alone does not predict wrist presence. A useful fit review separates diameter, thickness, lug span, bracelet or strap geometry and measured weight.
The five measurements that matter
Measure the case body under stated conditions; do not include the crown unless the source says so.
State whether the measurement includes crystal height and case-back profile.
Useful for conventional lugs, but integrated-bracelet first links can extend the effective span.
Affects visual balance and clasp presence even when the case diameter is unchanged.
Record the bracelet link count and scale conditions. A copied weight without sizing context is weak evidence.
How this catalogue handles dimensions
A dimension appears in the specifications table only when the current product title or retained listing data provides it. It is labelled as a published listing detail until the exact unit is measured. Missing thickness, weight and lug span remain unconfirmed rather than borrowed from a genuine model or another factory.
Fit questions for an enquiry
- Can you measure case diameter and thickness on this unit?
- Does the first bracelet link articulate downward?
- What wrist circumference is shown in the wrist photo?
- How many removable links are supplied?
- Is the stated weight measured with the full bracelet?
- Does the clasp include an extension or micro-adjustment?
Sources and evidence boundary
This guide was reviewed on 19 September 2026. Factory and batch observations are community- or supplier-reported unless explicitly attributed to an official manufacturer specification. They should be reconfirmed against the exact unit and current QC evidence.
Compare a specific model
Use the catalogue review for the exact reference, then request current factory, movement and QC evidence.
