• lmmo1977B
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    1 year ago

    It will wear tiny, due to the case shape (you cannot compare the dimensions against the rectangular Casio). Yes, watches grew in size over the last decades. There was a time when a 36mm watch was “jumbo” size.

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    1 year ago

    I just bought this quartz doxa at an online auction for about 19$ (77PLN) and I really like it but it looks so so small.

    The small size is why I like vintge watches and when I read it’s 31 mm in diameter I was like “ok, my casio is about the same size, it should be fine”. I also own a citizen that is 34 mm and it looks great on my not man sized 6 inch wrist. The seller states this is a mans watch and his women’s watches were all below 25mm.

    Maybe it seems so small because it’s super think (around 5mm i think).

    Overall, I like it but I don’t want people to think that I’m so desperate that I wear a watch for women.

    What do you think? And why did watches get so big over time?