I have 6.25 mm wrists. People talk about skinny wrists, I have next level skinny wrists. So seeing recommendations of 38 mm or smaller cases is much appreciated. I also have a big ass head.
This 37-38mm case size watch range is stacked! Absolutely beautiful watches and very good choices by Teddy. As an owner of Spirit 37mm I fully agree that it's the sleeper pick for this year and quite possibly the best GADA watch out there right now in 2k or even 3k price range. Also thanks for pointing out that Nomos has released Club Sport in 37mm. I've been eyeing that 42mm model for a long time now but it has felt too big. This 37mm seems like a perfect fit (not too big but still has enough wrist presence for a sports watch). And by the way: These 37-38mm watches are not only for the people with small wrists. I have quite big wrists but I still prefer this case size over the typical 40mm size.
Just to give peace of mind for someone who is considering the STP movements, I've owned a couple and never had any issues whatsoever. Currently have a Super Sea Wolf with the STP 3-13 movement, and previously had one with an STP 1-11 movement. I was also very hesitant from reading stories on watch forums, but I believe at this point they've resolved those QC issues.
I bought the Grand Seiko Elegance SBGW287 a couple days ago to commemorate my first born son and me becoming a father. It's one of the two latest seasonal releases on the SBGW series that is modeled after the SGBW231. It's such a bold 37mm dress watch with a burgundy dial and red crocodile leather strap. My boy was born a couple weeks ago on 16 Nov. The SBGW287 was released the same exact month as my boy's birthday! It's nuts to have a not just a birth year watch but a birth month watch!
Normally, the most striking design element of Grand Seiko is dial texture, but this burgundy color is fantastic looking (& my favorite color, as well!)
@@DeeEllEff totally agree, with GS it's all about dial and spring drive is a bonus. Would have loved to get a spring drive but my favorite one (sky flake) was out of the budget. But there's something special about getting my first manual wind watch as well.
I’d recommend the GS SBGX261. I love mine. It’s the least expensive way to get into Grand Seiko without going preowned. It’s quartz but the 9F movements are phenomenal.
I just got the SBGW231 a couple weeks ago, and I adore it so much. Perfect way to get into GS with the classic dress watch design. The movement you can view from the exhibition caseback is a dream, especially if you appreciate hand winding movements
I'm not usually a fan of yellow gold, preferring pink/rose/red gold. But I have to say that Vacheron Historiques is a knockout in yellow gold! A beautiful watch. It definitely looks like a ultra-luxury watch! And my appreciation of the AP Royal Oak has really grown over the last year. Very nice watch, but still if I had the budget for one, I'd probably go for a JLC or a Glashutte Original.
I think you should include an endlink to endlink dimension in your spec graphics going forward. The Longines spirit on the bracelet has a true lug-to-lug of almost 50mm, which wipes out comfortable wearability on a wrist like mine (6.2 inches).
@@brokeskie1985 the bracelet has solid endlinks which stick out (similar to Rolex oyster bracelet). It has a separate lug-to-lug measurement on its bracelet.
STP3-13 is an automatic watch movement with swan neck regulator from Swiss Technology Production. It is based on the popular ETA 2824-2 and uses the same wheel architecture. STP uses a longer, thinner mainspring, boosting power reserve to 44 hours. It also includes an extra jewel on the barrel arbor. Cal. STP3-13 first appeared in the STP catalog in 2016.
Great review Teddy. You asked about Zodiac and the STP movement....I have three Zodiac watches including the Sea Dragon the Olympos and Sea Wolf 🐺. All have STP movements which are very accurate and have given me absolutely no problems at all over the last 10 years of ownership. Hope this helps. Cheers Noel
I have the Mido Commander 59. It's extremely accurate. As defining elements, I would have also added this being a monocoque design. There is no case back. The sides are nice and sculpted. It feels like jewelry and I love to handle it, cleaning it, setting, etc. Another thing about its desing is the heavily recessed crown. It's really not made to be hand wound. Back then (59) it was done like that to attract attention this is an automatic watch. And it uses the new sealing tech they were famous for.
I'm not sure but I think MIDO is one of few companies that regulate their watches to a chronometric accuracy level, even if it's not sent for cosc certification. If I'm wrong, please correct me.
So those hinges for the integrated mesh bracelet are molded into the top and bottom of the monocoque case? Looking at the pics on Teddy’s sales site, I’m still trying to figure it out…🤷♂️
@@DeeEllEff Um, the holes for the bars are drilled into the case, about 2-3mm from the edge. The case is mashined so that first 2mm if the bracelet are housed in the case. The case thus sits on the wrist, and not on the bracelet. The Commander II or Iconê has the same integration. But its a much bigger case, at 42mm. It wears as a 40mm, but a full dial one. Comfortable but big, visually.
I'll add the Victorinox INOX 37mm. I don't like the way it's marketed as 'women's' but it fits great on my sub 7" wrist. Sapphire, signed screw down crown, 200m. A real tank of a watch.
I've learned to start checking the women's watches when there is a specific watch I want and the Men's sizes are too large for my wrist. Quite a few produce the same design in a smaller case diameter and market it as a women's watch or a unisex watch (for instance, the Longines VHP watch is way too big for me in the men's size, but they offer a 36mm case diameter listed as a Women's watch. They offer one with exactly the same look as the men's, as well as a version that replaces the indices with diamonds, so you do have to watch for these subtle design changes).
@@balesjo Yep me too. I have a men's Eterna from 1956 that's 34mm. I found I actually really liked the size even though I have an average wrist and am a big guy anyway. So when I wanted something similar for daily use I picked up a Presage SSA785J1 for about 200€ on sale. It's 33,8mm and I don't find it too small at all for general office/daily use. That's the other thing with shopping the women's catalogue: you can find some decent sales on there!
I have a Seiko SNK361 that I really like. They were still selling them at Jomashop last time I checked for about $100. The 37mm case design wears really well on my smaller wrist, and I really like the texture/design on the black dial. If you look really close, you can see mini Seiko 5 logos across the entire dial. I ditched the bracelet (like many people do) and put mine on a brown leather strap. I highly recommend picking one up if you can!
Just got my first Mido Commander II crono 6 months ago.Love the watch. It hits way above its weight class. I’d pair it higher than my longines, and Oris. Both higher priced. Don’t get me wrong they’re great watches but, the Mido really pops. It’s polished in all the right places to grab more attention. I get way more praise on the Mido than all my other higher priced watches. 5 🌟Mido!!!
The Spirit is a beauty. I also like the Longines Silver Arrow, which is a bit larger at 38 mm but would work on a small wrist. Longines has so many interesting watches that if it were in my budget, I'd probably have an all-Longines collection.
@@balesjo That's also nice but a bit more dressy. Having 100m resistance and being Cosc certified, and a date window, I can see myself wearing the Spirit every day. This one is a Tudor BB killer at this price
@Teddy Baldassarre I would love to see a series that covers the whole product portfolio of well known brands. Meaning each video would cover one brand. I was inspired to this thought by the Casio G-Shock video you did. Their collection is enormous and confusing. Your video made it way simpler to understand! A similar video for Seiko, Rolex, Breitling, etc. that briefly touches on the main watches in their portfolio and explains why they are important would be super cool and very educational.
Thanks Teddy - including that King Seiko made me think of Citizen AQ4080 as a dress watch alternative... going about $1800, this is 37.4mm really elegant looking... and it's photo voltaic eco-drive high accuracy quartz (+/- 5 seconds per year)... power reserve over a year when fully charged. I haven't seen or owned this watch - but does sound interesting.
Thumbs up, Teddy. Love your content. Big thumbs up to keep this series going. I suspect you could do a part II at this size as well - I’d like to see it. Thx
My Super Seawolf 53 stopped ticking after 2 weeks of gentle use, which put me off at first. I sent it in for servicing, and it’s been perfectly fine ever since. Additionally, my Super Seawolf World Time has had no issues after almost a year and I am not gentle with it. Dope brand.
I feel like I inspired this video. Teddy saw my fragile wrists carrying a blue dial 50th 37mm RO at the GS event and he got inspired. I take full credit.
Great video 👍. I fell instantly for the Mido commander 1959. Just my style of watch. Also like the mesh strap too. Would love this beautiful watch on my wrist down in the Mediterranean on hot summer nights. Wonderful 😊.
Excellent video. That VC 222 is villain material...love it. A great affordable recommendation for 37 mm is also the Seiko SNXF05, the lesser known brother of the SNXS79. Have fun!
What’s the largest watch you are able to pull off? I have the same size wrist lol I’m new to the watch world and have got two 37mm so far. I tried a 40mm prx and it almost looked comical on my wrist. Although I know the integrated bracelet didn’t help! I’m guessing my ceiling is 39mm tops. I know lug too lug is a factor also… thanks for any feedback. ⌚️
@@ninjasrose1653 I can pull off certain 40mm watches like my Seiko 5kx but most of the time my favorite size of watch is 36 mm. The PRX wears way bigger than it’s 40 mm would suggest. The rule I go by is if the lug to lug is 44 mm or less I usually can pull it off but if it’s longer than that I usually don’t buy it.
Thanks for the video and keep it going! I'd love to see 36, 35 and even 34mm. I realize with most brands there won't be much choice there, but a look down the "women's" catalogue might bring up more choices. Many of those aren't overtly "feminine" in their design and could also go for men who like the smaller sizes. (Of course I'm not saying it wouldn't be worth it to make these videos for women or nonbinary people as well, though the viewership might surely be smaller)
I'm surprised you didn't put the Seiko 5 sport field watches. They are more expensive, but with 100m wr and hacking/hand winding, they really are the better affordable mechanical field watch.
I have a large wrist ,but im not bothered about wearing 37mm or 38 mm watches. In my opinion the Rado 1957 golden horse in red plume 37mm looks and feels fantastic
Casio f-91W is 33mm but it should be in every small wrist collection, I have 33 to 42mm watches (casio, timex, citizen, longines, Hoffman, orient) but I have to say that I love my F-91W, is one of the most Reliable watches.
In the middle of the twentieth century, the Emperor of Japan used to go overseas on visits to friendly nations. He used to present an especially made Seiko to heads of state on these visits. These watches were of the same model. They were very understated and perhaps not supposed to be very desirable. The feature which stood out was the symbol of the Emperor, the Chrysanthemum flower, on the dial of the watch. The Grand Seiko featured as a dress watch in this video, on the other hand, is very beautiful, even though it is intended to be very simple in design. I haven't come across a design of watch which appealed to me more.
Rado Godlen Horse 17:34 The sea horse emblem at the bottom is a problem. Focus on the dark area inside of the two sea horses. Think of the sea horses as an outlining the inside black part. It looks like a sleeping dog face......or some kinda of baboon. I don't know. But it is a face.
The Yacht-Master you were showing is not a 37 mm version, they only excited in 35mm & 40mm. In steel the only version that exist is with the grey dial with babyblue hand and "Yacht-Master" written on the dial or the two-tone (rose gold) or oysterflex.
Hi. I watch your videos all the time and I was wondering if you can do one for a brand called Phoibos. I just bought one of their watches and I get so many compliments on it. Cheers
The Marathon GPM is a strong contender in the field watch category. The strap is nothing special and the resin case looks quite plain. But that dial and handset just look clean. And the tritium lume has a pleasant, soft glow. The Swiss assembly and regulation complement a Seiko NH35. I love mine.
Teddy! I really appreciate what you do for this community. I have a suggestion for a video: Why don't you count down the best anti-magnetic watches? As a jazz musician, I constantly come across speakers, microphones, and other techy stuff that have strong magnetic fields. Thanks!
if Longines comes out with a 38-ish Zulu they'll sell it with a water cannon... (BTW, really hope they'd put a 24h scale on zulu's rehaut and not waste that space) always liked the Ballon more than the Pasha, which seems a more popular choice for men aside from the Santos. the AP RO 37 is always a "perfect watch", and incredibly overlooked compared to the 41, but maybe the real sweet point is the 39. i think you could've considered also the Chronomat 36, which is a tad smaller but still wears awesome.
Are there any new (or not so old) men's dress watches that are in the 32~34mm range? I am looking really hard for one and seem to come up short irrespective of price. Currently wear a relatively cheap Longines LeGrande Classique Automatic (33mm) and previous gen Yacht Master 35mm (168622) -- the later which I find kinda big and too thick. The JLC Master Ultra thin is too big at 38.5mm as is the V-C Patrimony self-winding 36.5mm -- both also forces you into stinky leather with no bracelet offered.
Will have to say that Nomos wins it for me. I own the same watch in a sirene blue dial and it is amazing, not on a bracelet. It was in the sea and the pool during my last vacation and it is just perfect.
On behalf of small wrist people everywhere, I thank you for your service.
6.25” wrist gang!!!
bro mine is 5.5” 😢
As a senior I can't read these classic sizes🤷
Ditto, Teddy.
What's considered a small wrist mines 6 .75
I used to love larger watches but as I get older, I am gravitating more and more towards smaller sized cases. 39-36 is the sweet spot for me.
Nomos looks like the best choice to me. Thin, saphire glass, classic style with a modern touch, and 200m resistant. Looks perfect!
Bad lug to lug, though. Long long looong lugs.
The SBGW231 is one of my favorite watches at 37mm and I own it! The grail 37mm dress watch grail is definitely the Saxonia 😍
I love the Longines Spirit 37mm, hope they come out with a titanium version as well!
Nah. Dont get titanium. Scratch magnet
I have 6.25 mm wrists. People talk about skinny wrists, I have next level skinny wrists. So seeing recommendations of 38 mm or smaller cases is much appreciated.
I also have a big ass head.
This 37-38mm case size watch range is stacked! Absolutely beautiful watches and very good choices by Teddy. As an owner of Spirit 37mm I fully agree that it's the sleeper pick for this year and quite possibly the best GADA watch out there right now in 2k or even 3k price range. Also thanks for pointing out that Nomos has released Club Sport in 37mm. I've been eyeing that 42mm model for a long time now but it has felt too big. This 37mm seems like a perfect fit (not too big but still has enough wrist presence for a sports watch). And by the way: These 37-38mm watches are not only for the people with small wrists. I have quite big wrists but I still prefer this case size over the typical 40mm size.
Just to give peace of mind for someone who is considering the STP movements, I've owned a couple and never had any issues whatsoever. Currently have a Super Sea Wolf with the STP 3-13 movement, and previously had one with an STP 1-11 movement. I was also very hesitant from reading stories on watch forums, but I believe at this point they've resolved those QC issues.
I bought the Grand Seiko Elegance SBGW287 a couple days ago to commemorate my first born son and me becoming a father. It's one of the two latest seasonal releases on the SBGW series that is modeled after the SGBW231. It's such a bold 37mm dress watch with a burgundy dial and red crocodile leather strap.
My boy was born a couple weeks ago on 16 Nov. The SBGW287 was released the same exact month as my boy's birthday! It's nuts to have a not just a birth year watch but a birth month watch!
Congratulations!
@@alwayspooh1588 thanks so much!!
Normally, the most striking design element of Grand Seiko is dial texture, but this burgundy color is fantastic looking (& my favorite color, as well!)
@@DeeEllEff totally agree, with GS it's all about dial and spring drive is a bonus. Would have loved to get a spring drive but my favorite one (sky flake) was out of the budget. But there's something special about getting my first manual wind watch as well.
I’d recommend the GS SBGX261. I love mine. It’s the least expensive way to get into Grand Seiko without going preowned. It’s quartz but the 9F movements are phenomenal.
The 34-38mm size option for women is so underrepresented and many watch companies are missing out on a whole demographic of customers.
I just got the SBGW231 a couple weeks ago, and I adore it so much. Perfect way to get into GS with the classic dress watch design. The movement you can view from the exhibition caseback is a dream, especially if you appreciate hand winding movements
I have the SBGW035, previous gen with the bracelet and blued seconds hand, perfect watch for me. Classic looks with perfect proportions.
37 is my absolute favorite spot, thank you Teddy
I'm not usually a fan of yellow gold, preferring pink/rose/red gold. But I have to say that Vacheron Historiques is a knockout in yellow gold! A beautiful watch. It definitely looks like a ultra-luxury watch! And my appreciation of the AP Royal Oak has really grown over the last year. Very nice watch, but still if I had the budget for one, I'd probably go for a JLC or a Glashutte Original.
I have an older 40mm Mido Commander with similar but more modern styling to that 1959. I dig this one a lot.
I've been interested in that older styling myself. Really gives it the look of that mid-centruy "Mad Men" watch.
I think you should include an endlink to endlink dimension in your spec graphics going forward. The Longines spirit on the bracelet has a true lug-to-lug of almost 50mm, which wipes out comfortable wearability on a wrist like mine (6.2 inches).
The Spirit 37 has a 45mm lug to lug if I'm not mistaken. I think you've got the dimensions mixed up
@@brokeskie1985 the bracelet has solid endlinks which stick out (similar to Rolex oyster bracelet). It has a separate lug-to-lug measurement on its bracelet.
STP3-13 is an automatic watch movement with swan neck regulator from Swiss Technology Production. It is based on the popular ETA 2824-2 and uses the same wheel architecture. STP uses a longer, thinner mainspring, boosting power reserve to 44 hours. It also includes an extra jewel on the barrel arbor. Cal. STP3-13 first appeared in the STP catalog in 2016.
Great review Teddy. You asked about Zodiac and the STP movement....I have three Zodiac watches including the Sea Dragon the Olympos and Sea Wolf 🐺. All have STP movements which are very accurate and have given me absolutely no problems at all over the last 10 years of ownership. Hope this helps. Cheers Noel
I have the Mido Commander 59. It's extremely accurate. As defining elements, I would have also added this being a monocoque design. There is no case back. The sides are nice and sculpted. It feels like jewelry and I love to handle it, cleaning it, setting, etc.
Another thing about its desing is the heavily recessed crown. It's really not made to be hand wound. Back then (59) it was done like that to attract attention this is an automatic watch. And it uses the new sealing tech they were famous for.
I'm not sure but I think MIDO is one of few companies that regulate their watches to a chronometric accuracy level, even if it's not sent for cosc certification. If I'm wrong, please correct me.
So those hinges for the integrated mesh bracelet are molded into the top and bottom of the monocoque case? Looking at the pics on Teddy’s sales site, I’m still trying to figure it out…🤷♂️
@@DeeEllEff Um, the holes for the bars are drilled into the case, about 2-3mm from the edge. The case is mashined so that first 2mm if the bracelet are housed in the case. The case thus sits on the wrist, and not on the bracelet. The Commander II or Iconê has the same integration. But its a much bigger case, at 42mm. It wears as a 40mm, but a full dial one. Comfortable but big, visually.
I'll add the Victorinox INOX 37mm. I don't like the way it's marketed as 'women's' but it fits great on my sub 7" wrist. Sapphire, signed screw down crown, 200m. A real tank of a watch.
I've learned to start checking the women's watches when there is a specific watch I want and the Men's sizes are too large for my wrist. Quite a few produce the same design in a smaller case diameter and market it as a women's watch or a unisex watch (for instance, the Longines VHP watch is way too big for me in the men's size, but they offer a 36mm case diameter listed as a Women's watch. They offer one with exactly the same look as the men's, as well as a version that replaces the indices with diamonds, so you do have to watch for these subtle design changes).
@@balesjo Yep me too. I have a men's Eterna from 1956 that's 34mm. I found I actually really liked the size even though I have an average wrist and am a big guy anyway. So when I wanted something similar for daily use I picked up a Presage SSA785J1 for about 200€ on sale. It's 33,8mm and I don't find it too small at all for general office/daily use. That's the other thing with shopping the women's catalogue: you can find some decent sales on there!
Great video, Teddy! I would add the Grand Seiko SBGX line of watches, simply stunning.
I recently bought a vintage tissot pr50...37mm..very thin and light...Im loving it
Please do 36 next! ♥️ thanks Teddy!
I have a Seiko SNK361 that I really like. They were still selling them at Jomashop last time I checked for about $100. The 37mm case design wears really well on my smaller wrist, and I really like the texture/design on the black dial. If you look really close, you can see mini Seiko 5 logos across the entire dial. I ditched the bracelet (like many people do) and put mine on a brown leather strap. I highly recommend picking one up if you can!
Just got my first Mido Commander II crono 6 months ago.Love the watch. It hits way above its weight class. I’d pair it higher than my longines, and Oris. Both higher priced. Don’t get me wrong they’re great watches but, the Mido really pops. It’s polished in all the right places to grab more attention. I get way more praise on the Mido than all my other higher priced watches. 5 🌟Mido!!!
The spirit 37 it's a beautiful watch. Finally some smaller pieces for those with thin wrists. The Capitan Cook is also a nice watch
The Spirit is a beauty. I also like the Longines Silver Arrow, which is a bit larger at 38 mm but would work on a small wrist. Longines has so many interesting watches that if it were in my budget, I'd probably have an all-Longines collection.
@@balesjo That's also nice but a bit more dressy. Having 100m resistance and being Cosc certified, and a date window, I can see myself wearing the Spirit every day. This one is a Tudor BB killer at this price
As I am watching this, I am wearing my green SNK 805. Love the little watch to bits.
I'm wearing a seiko 5 as well, and happy
@Teddy Baldassarre I would love to see a series that covers the whole product portfolio of well known brands. Meaning each video would cover one brand. I was inspired to this thought by the Casio G-Shock video you did. Their collection is enormous and confusing. Your video made it way simpler to understand! A similar video for Seiko, Rolex, Breitling, etc. that briefly touches on the main watches in their portfolio and explains why they are important would be super cool and very educational.
Thanks Teddy - including that King Seiko made me think of Citizen AQ4080 as a dress watch alternative... going about $1800, this is 37.4mm really elegant looking... and it's photo voltaic eco-drive high accuracy quartz (+/- 5 seconds per year)... power reserve over a year when fully charged. I haven't seen or owned this watch - but does sound interesting.
Thumbs up, Teddy. Love your content. Big thumbs up to keep this series going. I suspect you could do a part II at this size as well - I’d like to see it. Thx
5.75" wrist, I'll make one small request and ask for anything 36mm and below
Love the videos Teddy
My Super Seawolf 53 stopped ticking after 2 weeks of gentle use, which put me off at first. I sent it in for servicing, and it’s been perfectly fine ever since. Additionally, my Super Seawolf World Time has had no issues after almost a year and I am not gentle with it. Dope brand.
My Zodiac Olympos has stopped working 1 week ago 😢
Rado Over Pole ...but I guess you covered that with the Captain Cook, but still, a fun complication you can't get from anyone else at that size!
Teddy is a watch genius who has depth knowledge regarding every genre of watches.
Thank you! Teddy for another GREAT video. For watch collectors that have a small wrist. Have a GREAT Christmas Holiday!
Longines really hit the mark with the Spirit. Better than a Tudor at half the price.
As a BB36 owner having tried the 37mm Spirit on at the AD recently, I have to say I kind of agree.
it's not half of the price actually
accordingly to the official eu websites: spirit 37 bracelet is 2580€ bb36 bracelet 2800€
@@tsymbalar Longines always have a discount in AD.
@@cheungtingfung5407 Tudor as well. I bought a bb41 at 2500 in 2020
38mm Hamilton Murph is now the king of smaller wrist men watches
I've been waiting for this one.
Just received one from my father for becoming a father and I love this watch. It’s simple with no bells and whistles but it’s a sweet piece to wear.
It is soooo boring tho
@@toby1250 To each their own. I think it’s beautiful and classic.
I feel like I inspired this video. Teddy saw my fragile wrists carrying a blue dial 50th 37mm RO at the GS event and he got inspired. I take full credit.
My 2 favorite watch brands….Cartier and Citizen. Weird combo but both brands speak to my preferences.
My everyday watch that I wear is a 38mm Cartier Roadster. I love the 38mm size and feel on the wrist 17 cm
The Nomos with the green dial looks great. My fav from this entire video. Except for the 222 if they made it in stainless.
There are vintage stainless 222s out there ... for a price!
@@jpdemer5 Yeah.. I like the older designs, but also am not so keen on buying used, unless it's like NOS stuff.
Great video. A shame that the SBGX261/63 from GS hasn't been mention in the everyday category tho.
Would love a video on 34 - 36 mm watches for men
I recently bought the 35mm Nomos Orion and it's freaking beautiful!
Agree on the video idea!
Great video 👍. I fell instantly for the Mido commander 1959. Just my style of watch. Also like the mesh strap too. Would love this beautiful watch on my wrist down in the Mediterranean on hot summer nights. Wonderful 😊.
Wore it this summer on many such nights on Cote d'Azur this summer. Fits in nicely in that sort of atmosphere.
Excellent video. That VC 222 is villain material...love it. A great affordable recommendation for 37 mm is also the Seiko SNXF05, the lesser known brother of the SNXS79. Have fun!
The VC 222 is an epic timepiece! Thanks for pronouncing the brand name correctly!
Wearing my snk805 whilst watching this watch. Good to see it get a mention thought everyone forgotten about it
So glad you mentioned the new Nomos Club Sport. This is my pick. Thx Teddy! Keep 'em coming...
I’v been waiting for this video my whole life. 6.35in wrist here 👋🏼
What’s the largest watch you are able to pull off? I have the same size wrist lol I’m new to the watch world and have got two 37mm so far. I tried a 40mm prx and it almost looked comical on my wrist. Although I know the integrated bracelet didn’t help! I’m guessing my ceiling is 39mm tops. I know lug too lug is a factor also… thanks for any feedback. ⌚️
@@ninjasrose1653 I can pull off certain 40mm watches like my Seiko 5kx but most of the time my favorite size of watch is 36 mm. The PRX wears way bigger than it’s 40 mm would suggest. The rule I go by is if the lug to lug is 44 mm or less I usually can pull it off but if it’s longer than that I usually don’t buy it.
SBGW231 is an insanely versatile and satisfying watch. It looks so good with both casual and formal attires.
Nice video!
I'm very surprise the TUDOR BB54 isn't part of this list.
Thanks for the video and keep it going! I'd love to see 36, 35 and even 34mm. I realize with most brands there won't be much choice there, but a look down the "women's" catalogue might bring up more choices. Many of those aren't overtly "feminine" in their design and could also go for men who like the smaller sizes. (Of course I'm not saying it wouldn't be worth it to make these videos for women or nonbinary people as well, though the viewership might surely be smaller)
I don’t even have a small wrist but watches that are all dial I think are too big at 40 so I like the GS and other options at this size.
This series is a great concept. Keep going!
Vacheron Constantin makes the most beautiful watches I've ever seen in my life, that Overseas in Rose Gold too😍😍🥰
Teddy is so good, me and my 20cm wrist still watched the entire video.
Same size here too. But I still love smaller watches.
The 222 is overwhelmingly stunning.
So caught between a Saxonia and a Calatrava... PLEASE COMPARE CONTRAST!!!!! Thanks Teddy, I love your videos!
A great flieger style watch would be the 37mm Laco Augsburg and aachen, an amazing finish and a miyota caliber for 340$
37mm is a fine size. Look classy no matter what you put on your smaller wrist.
I'm surprised you didn't put the Seiko 5 sport field watches. They are more expensive, but with 100m wr and hacking/hand winding, they really are the better affordable mechanical field watch.
Great idea to line up watches by sizes, Teddy.
I have a large wrist ,but im not bothered about wearing 37mm or 38 mm watches.
In my opinion the Rado 1957 golden horse in red plume 37mm looks and feels fantastic
Waiting on the 34mm video..............that is the ideal size watch. The Bulova is nice.
I just bought a skx gmt in 42mm mind you and it's just awesome, I look at it all the time 🤣
So I found out my wife got me the Bulova A-11 for Christmas. For my 7.75” wrist. 😬 It’s a gorgeous watch, I sure hope I can pull it off!😳
The King Seiko looks superb. I like!!!!!
Fantastic introduction to 37mm I thought that 37mm had disappeared every one wants bid chunks
Casio f-91W is 33mm but it should be in every small wrist collection, I have 33 to 42mm watches (casio, timex, citizen, longines, Hoffman, orient) but I have to say that I love my F-91W, is one of the most Reliable watches.
Wow that Vacheron and the AP - the classics are still the best!
Amazing! You could do a part 2!
Nice, keep going down in sizes with this series!
The King Seiko's are beautiful IMO. Bit of a shame the price is a bit high for the movement as you say, but there's something about it nonetheless.
In the middle of the twentieth century, the Emperor of Japan used to go overseas on visits to friendly nations. He used to present an especially made Seiko to heads of state on these visits. These watches were of the same model. They were very understated and perhaps not supposed to be very desirable. The feature which stood out was the symbol of the Emperor, the Chrysanthemum flower, on the dial of the watch. The Grand Seiko featured as a dress watch in this video, on the other hand, is very beautiful, even though it is intended to be very simple in design. I haven't come across a design of watch which appealed to me more.
only one missing... nautilus 3800. For me is the perfect size nautilus. Nice video, Teddy
Next time include March-LAB watches as well... I recently discovered that brand. Great designs there.
@3:05 I have the cream colored version, SNK803. Nice watch!
16:00 I was waiting for this one. Knew you would include them. :D
I´m in loooove with Rado watches. That one from Zodiac is beautiful as well, and the 222 is a dream. Great video as always Teddy.
Rado Godlen Horse 17:34 The sea horse emblem at the bottom is a problem. Focus on the dark area inside of the two sea horses. Think of the sea horses as an outlining the inside black part. It looks like a sleeping dog face......or some kinda of baboon. I don't know. But it is a face.
The Yacht-Master you were showing is not a 37 mm version, they only excited in 35mm & 40mm. In steel the only version that exist is with the grey dial with babyblue hand and "Yacht-Master" written on the dial or the two-tone (rose gold) or oysterflex.
Dig the Rado, their ladies' are nice too, thanks, just found this video in time for X-mas!
Hi. I watch your videos all the time and I was wondering if you can do one for a brand called Phoibos. I just bought one of their watches and I get so many compliments on it. Cheers
I've been looking forward to the Longines Spirit 37mm and I will be sure to try them on when they hit authorized dealers!
They’ve been in dealers a while now.
The Marathon GPM is a strong contender in the field watch category. The strap is nothing special and the resin case looks quite plain.
But that dial and handset just look clean. And the tritium lume has a pleasant, soft glow.
The Swiss assembly and regulation complement a Seiko NH35.
I love mine.
I have an 8 1/2 " wrist, but still love the 37mm. Just saying
Kid, you’ve got great and solid style.
Teddy! I really appreciate what you do for this community. I have a suggestion for a video: Why don't you count down the best anti-magnetic watches? As a jazz musician, I constantly come across speakers, microphones, and other techy stuff that have strong magnetic fields. Thanks!
Quartz watches. Sinn 756 and omega aqua terra gauss. There's actually a lot of watches made for magnetism now that I think of it
King Seiko is an absolute beauty (if can hold nose over the movement)
The Radio Seahorse is stunning 😍
Teddy--love ya man--throw out that Bulova. A field watch with 30m WR isn't a field watch.
But for real man, your work rocks.
How does this work with a smartwatch? Wear both?
if Longines comes out with a 38-ish Zulu they'll sell it with a water cannon... (BTW, really hope they'd put a 24h scale on zulu's rehaut and not waste that space)
always liked the Ballon more than the Pasha, which seems a more popular choice for men aside from the Santos.
the AP RO 37 is always a "perfect watch", and incredibly overlooked compared to the 41, but maybe the real sweet point is the 39.
i think you could've considered also the Chronomat 36, which is a tad smaller but still wears awesome.
Hi Teddy, i think that also the Cervo Volante from Oris could be include in this list. Ciao from Italy ✌️
Great job. So many people get caught up in believing they have to own a watch greater than 40mm.
Are there any new (or not so old) men's dress watches that are in the 32~34mm range? I am looking really hard for one and seem to come up short irrespective of price. Currently wear a relatively cheap Longines LeGrande Classique Automatic (33mm) and previous gen Yacht Master 35mm (168622) -- the later which I find kinda big and too thick. The JLC Master Ultra thin is too big at 38.5mm as is the V-C Patrimony self-winding 36.5mm -- both also forces you into stinky leather with no bracelet offered.
The thing about the 222 is that it actually looks like it's worth the price.
Will have to say that Nomos wins it for me. I own the same watch in a sirene blue dial and it is amazing, not on a bracelet. It was in the sea and the pool during my last vacation and it is just perfect.
If you do 38mm you have to include the Citizen NB1050 series
a movement comparison video would be good. What is a movement and how do they differ?