Two minutes with a tape measure
Sizing
Case size is the one spec people get wrong online, so here's the short version. If it still lands wrong on your wrist, you have 14 days from delivery to send it back, and we cover the shipping label both ways.
Measure your wrist
- 01 Wrap a soft tape measure — or a strip of paper you can mark — around your wrist just past the bone.
- 02 Snug, not tight. Where a watch would actually sit.
- 03 Read the number in inches or centimetres and find it in the table below.
Pick a case
Under 6.5 in / 16.5 cm
36mm
Reads as a proper vintage-sized watch.
6.5 – 7.25 in / 16.5 – 18.5 cm
40mm
The safest pick for most wrists.
7.25 in / 18.5 cm and up
43mm
Fills the wrist without overhanging.
Between two sizes? Size down. A slightly small watch looks intentional; a slightly big one looks borrowed.
Straps and bracelets
Bracelets ship long and get sized by removing links — the tool is in the box, or your local shop will do it in five minutes for free. Straps come in a standard length that fits 6 to 8 inch wrists. Lug width is listed in the specs on every product page, so any 20mm or 22mm band you already own will drop straight in.
Still not sure?
Send your wrist measurement over and we'll tell you exactly which case we'd put on it.