Brock McGoff

πŸ™‹πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ "Is this watch too big for my wrist?" <-- I hear that question all the time!

So, I created a simple Watch Size Calculator you can use to find the perfect size range for your wrist --> watchsizeguide.com/

Do me a favor: try it out for yourself and let me know what you think? I want to dial it in so it's just right.

Of course, watch size isn't *only* about case diameter. So, on that same page, I included a bunch of extra info about watch sizing and dimensions.

Let me know what you think!

1 week ago | [YT] | 112



@topher90210

I'm glad to see the era of comically large watches fading

5 days ago | 3

@notaustintexas

Brock you are a lifesaver

1 week ago | 4

@delonteeast7955

Lug to lug to wrist width ratio is a more accurate representation of how it fits on one's wrist.

1 week ago | 3

@Ferien7

The calculator works well. I generally wear watches that are right in the middle of the minimum and maximum values it generated, or 38mm. My go to’s are the Hamilton Khaki Field Auto 38 and the Casio W-217H 38mm for gym and daily wear.

1 week ago (edited) | 3  

@BandrewScott

Checked my wrist soze (6.5”) and got 34-41mm which is spot on. Good job Brock!

1 week ago | 5  

@omehoque

It has been extremely useful. Thanks. Is there a way I can estimate whether a rectangular watch would be suitable for my wrist?

1 week ago | 2  

@rubenacosta3745

Great tool! I have a small wrist and find this very useful. Thanks!

1 week ago | 2  

@jerryadams4671

Nice work, Brock. I’ve been in this hobby long enough to call it a lifestyle, not a phase, and I think this tool of yours is right on the money.

1 week ago | 2  

@comeonman7423

Skeptical at first but it’s actually very accurate.. thanks πŸ‘Œ

1 week ago | 2  

@klausstock8020

"Is my ego too small for that watch" -- well, I can always ask Flavor Flav for a second opinion.

5 days ago | 0

@tonydo91

This is a nice quick way to do it, but be wary of watches with more extreme lug to lug lengths. Even a respectable 38-40mm case might have 48mm+ lug to lug which will overhang small wrists. Unfortunately many brands don't say the lug to lug length for their products.

1 week ago | 2  

@reikhasso

Much more than just case size goes into how big a watch looks on your wrist. For example: lug to lug measurement, bezel thickness, bezel colour, case thickness, bracelet or strap, lug width, case material, dial colour, and the amount of negative space on the dial.

1 week ago | 1