36 mm
Compact proportions across the Date, Land, Explorer, and Everyday collections. An easy fit under a cuff.
Explore the Date collection ↗A few millimeters.
A different feel.
Case size is a starting point. Wrist shape, bracelet fit, and the look you prefer matter just as much.
39 mm
A wider option in the Date collection, or the sporting shape of our Chronograph. More dial presence, with a balanced fit.
Explore the Date collection ↗40–41 mm
Diver, GMT, and Yacht models use a 40 mm case. Wave Diver uses a 41 mm case. Bezels, lugs, and bracelet shape influence how each wears.
Explore the Diver collection ↗Start with a watch you like.
Measure straight across its case, leaving out the crown. Compare that measurement with 36, 39, 40, and 41 mm. Then look at how its lugs sit on your wrist: they should sit comfortably within the top of your wrist rather than extend over the edges.
A paper circle at the advertised diameter can give a rough impression of width, but it cannot reproduce case thickness, lug-to-lug length, or bracelet shape. For help comparing sizes, contact us before choosing your watch.
Steel or two tone?
Choose steel for a quieter, more neutral finish. Two tone adds warmth through the bezel and bracelet center links while retaining steel outer links. Both use the same size choices within each family.