I got my ice blue prx 35mm automatic last week which fits my 6.5 wrist perfectly(depending on my personal preference). In my opinion PRX looks pretty in smaller size due to its integrated bracelet. The 40mm look very bulky towards the bracelet to me. The ice blue dial look very cool👌🏻. Awesome watch for the price. Very happy with the purchase😊.
I'm going to go with the 35mm. I have a wrist size around 6 inches and the 40mm would just be TOO large for me especially on my slender frame. Also, the 35mm now has the ice blue dial so the only thing that could have swayed me to the 40 is now a non factor.
He should have said 6.5", but he qualified it as being his opinion. And frankly, the obsession with sub-40mm watches is blinding people to the fact that 35 is getting down to a feminine size.
When looking at online videos/photos of the 35mm I was sure I would want the 35mm for myself, but when I was at the dealer, the 40mm looked perfect on my wrist (6.5 inch) and the 35mm looked way too small, even feminine. My gf agreed that the 35mm was too small for me so I went with the 40mm!
I am considering a CW Twelve and couldn’t decide on 40 vs. 36, so I checked out the PRX at my local dealer. Couldn’t believe how tiny the 35 looked, and felt the 40 looked just right on my 6.5” wrist. I’m starting to think all of the concern I had about the Twelve 40 may have come from a consumer base that simply prefers watches to be smaller than I do. 🤷♂️
Moral of the story, go in person and try both on. Bring a friend/spouse for a second opinion. I thought the 40 would be huge given its lug to lug, but in real life it’s actually not as big as the what videos lead me to believe.
I'm a small guy who went through two rounds of cancer, losing a substantial amount of weight, permanently. It left me with a 6 1/4 inch wrist. I bought a 35mm and its proportions are perfect for me. (My first automatic.)
Just brought the Prx prx powermatic 80 in 40mm, and it looks great. I planned on buying the Quartz version but In person the powermatic 80 looked more versatile. The waffle dial is amazing. I also have a smaller wrist under 7” and I must say the 35 mm looked way too small for my liking.
I will say it does have a small spacing between the end links and my wrist. But with this watch having a integrated bracelet, it’s the price you pay having a smaller wrist and not preferring the look of the 35mm.
I have a 15.5 cm wrist (approximately 6 inches) and I've got the 35 mm quartz version. It's like it was literally made for my wrist. Absolute perfection for me. Though, I don't know if this new powermatic version worth the update. What I know for sure is that the 40mm is a no go for me. Way to big
Been going back and forth a lot on this, tried both a number of times. Went with the 35mm and to me, on anything less than a 7" wrist, it's a no brainer. I usually wear 39-42mm divers and yes, at first glance after that the 35mm looks a bit dainty. Give it a minute and you realise it still has a lot of wrist presence, is super light, with a bracelet that just hugs the wrist and sticks to that classic 16mm taper... The 40mm still looks good on my 6.5" wrist but by comparison it's loud and rather clunky-feeling. Trust me - 35mm (quartz for the thinness) in a "feminine" dial like the silver with rose gold hands is the perfect antidote after a diet of boring "manly" watches. 😊
It’s all depends on our very own wrist size. My wrist size is 6’. If i wear the 40mm, it will look sloppy on my wrist. The watch is identical in every aspects between the two sizes. Like i said earlier, depends on our wrist size. Mine is the 35mm in green, it fits just nice for me. I wonder if it comes in 36mm, the watch will never fits right for me. (Because of the lug to lug).
@@chasingpenelope very nice and I have a medium wrist I think for me the 35mm is small anyway with the frame around the dial all PRX looks a little much bigger…
They both look good on him but personally I thought the 35 fit him perfectly as a beach to boardroom. The 40 was max size for his wrist, giving off a chunky vibe. Very rugged and masculine.
Why should the smaller watch have a slimmer case when it's the same movement? I prefer the 35mm variant but the date placement on that is bad - again because it's the same movement but the dial space is smaller due to the smaller watch. I'm sorry but the weight criticism is so weird in a time where titanium watches are so popular...
Hhmmmm i disagree, and I'm surprised by your take, considering your wrist size. I have a 7.5" wrist and 38-40 mm usually fit just right, but I was so dissapointed when I bought the 40mm prx (for an important anniversary, no less!) as it wears so big due to the design and the bracelet! Now I dont know what to do with it. I think the 35 would suit me better
Yeah, same issue with me! The 40 mm covers almost my whole wrist and just a tiny tiny bit of wrist can be seen to the point that it seems, the case was a custom made for my accurate wrist size and i literally took the case and sticked it with the gum. Whereas the 35 seems like I'm wearing my girlfriend's watch.
I have the tissot prx 35mm. I love my watch with the white dial. Now I know that the watch has plastic parts in the movement, I’m a little bit confused about that version of 2428. Do you know more about the plastic parts in the movement?✌🏾
They serve as a natural lubricant so to speak. So if something breaks you’re better off buying a new one. If you take good care of the watch and wear it daily it’ll probably last atleast a decade without any services needed.
There's no winner and no loser. It's a matter of preference. Your criteria for which watch goes with which wrist size are ridiculous. I think 40mm on your skinny wrist looks silly TBH.
I've got my local jeweller to order one of these for me but from the pic he sent me it looks like a 35mm and I want the 40, he's insisting its the 40mm, what can i do to confirm from him its a 40mm or 35mm, serial no. give any clue, not been up to try it on yet
The 35 looks better proportionally. The 40 looks stretched out with the same size features which looks like that kid in school that comes back after summer break and they grew 5 inches but their entire body didn’t grow, just their legs and torso.
It's all down to personal taste and your own comfort, so for your wrist size the 35 should work because the integrated bracelet wears larger. But try both on first is my humble advice.@@_fiftyseven_
@@torontothegoodThe fact there are people liking this comment is actually sad. If you happen to dress up or run a business casual outfit often, then the 35mm version is your go to. The 40 mm with the integrated bracelet is just too big for people with 6.5+ inch wrists. Unless you want a dinner plate on your wrist that is.
35 mm is small asf ,even women wear bigger watches these days lol, you gotta some delicate little twinky wrist as a man to wear and find a 35mm watch perfect for you
@@PH-kl5qq “men” not long before that were wearing powdered wigs. Does that mean we should go back to those? Times change, standards change. In our modern era men’s wristwatches start at 40mm. If you can’t handle that maybe you should transition.
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i really wish they wouldve just gone with a 38, it would have been perfect
In a perfect world
Keep dreaming. Me with small wrist are happy.😂
I got my ice blue prx 35mm automatic last week which fits my 6.5 wrist perfectly(depending on my personal preference). In my opinion PRX looks pretty in smaller size due to its integrated bracelet. The 40mm look very bulky towards the bracelet to me. The ice blue dial look very cool👌🏻. Awesome watch for the price. Very happy with the purchase😊.
37mm is the perfect watch size in my opinion. Would be nice if they made one in that size
I'm going to go with the 35mm. I have a wrist size around 6 inches and the 40mm would just be TOO large for me especially on my slender frame. Also, the 35mm now has the ice blue dial so the only thing that could have swayed me to the 40 is now a non factor.
The moment you said wear 40mm for 6” wrist, I knew you had no clue of what you were talking about
5 minutes into the video he talks about how his opinion is subjective..
He should have said 6.5", but he qualified it as being his opinion.
And frankly, the obsession with sub-40mm watches is blinding people to the fact that 35 is getting down to a feminine size.
@@aureateYou’re crazy, 35 has been always will be the gentleman’s size
@@Tony-so1zl Says who? Also, TIL that all gentlemen are 5' 4".
@@aureate says time and history, read up a bit
When looking at online videos/photos of the 35mm I was sure I would want the 35mm for myself, but when I was at the dealer, the 40mm looked perfect on my wrist (6.5 inch) and the 35mm looked way too small, even feminine. My gf agreed that the 35mm was too small for me so I went with the 40mm!
nice!
I all thought 40mm will be better even though in video I also think 35 will be ok as wrist is 7 inch, which will be better?
@@Purnoworld you'd have to try for yourself and see which looks better
I am considering a CW Twelve and couldn’t decide on 40 vs. 36, so I checked out the PRX at my local dealer. Couldn’t believe how tiny the 35 looked, and felt the 40 looked just right on my 6.5” wrist. I’m starting to think all of the concern I had about the Twelve 40 may have come from a consumer base that simply prefers watches to be smaller than I do. 🤷♂️
Moral of the story, go in person and try both on. Bring a friend/spouse for a second opinion. I thought the 40 would be huge given its lug to lug, but in real life it’s actually not as big as the what videos lead me to believe.
I'm a small guy who went through two rounds of cancer, losing a substantial amount of weight, permanently. It left me with a 6 1/4 inch wrist. I bought a 35mm and its proportions are perfect for me. (My first automatic.)
Enjoy the watch and hope you are doing well :)
Just brought the Prx prx powermatic 80 in 40mm, and it looks great. I planned on buying the Quartz version but In person the powermatic 80 looked more versatile. The waffle dial is amazing. I also have a smaller wrist under 7” and I must say the 35 mm looked way too small for my liking.
I will say it does have a small spacing between the end links and my wrist. But with this watch having a integrated bracelet, it’s the price you pay having a smaller wrist and not preferring the look of the 35mm.
I have 6.5in wrists and I've always thought that the 40mm was a touch too big when I tried it on.
Nope it's perfect
I have a 15.5 cm wrist (approximately 6 inches) and I've got the 35 mm quartz version. It's like it was literally made for my wrist. Absolute perfection for me. Though, I don't know if this new powermatic version worth the update. What I know for sure is that the 40mm is a no go for me. Way to big
Been going back and forth a lot on this, tried both a number of times. Went with the 35mm and to me, on anything less than a 7" wrist, it's a no brainer. I usually wear 39-42mm divers and yes, at first glance after that the 35mm looks a bit dainty. Give it a minute and you realise it still has a lot of wrist presence, is super light, with a bracelet that just hugs the wrist and sticks to that classic 16mm taper... The 40mm still looks good on my 6.5" wrist but by comparison it's loud and rather clunky-feeling. Trust me - 35mm (quartz for the thinness) in a "feminine" dial like the silver with rose gold hands is the perfect antidote after a diet of boring "manly" watches. 😊
It’s all depends on our very own wrist size. My wrist size is 6’. If i wear the 40mm, it will look sloppy on my wrist. The watch is identical in every aspects between the two sizes. Like i said earlier, depends on our wrist size. Mine is the 35mm in green, it fits just nice for me. I wonder if it comes in 36mm, the watch will never fits right for me. (Because of the lug to lug).
I have almost a year the PRX 40mm green dial and I am very satisfied I just love it 👏👍💪😍😍😍
Hows the bracelet for you?
@@chasingpenelope very nice and I have a medium wrist I think for me the 35mm is small anyway with the frame around the dial all PRX looks a little much bigger…
I'm rather large, and I recently got the 40mm PRX and it fits my wrist perfectly...but for smaller people the 35 would probably be the best choice
They both look good on him but personally I thought the 35 fit him perfectly as a beach to boardroom. The 40 was max size for his wrist, giving off a chunky vibe. Very rugged and masculine.
Why should the smaller watch have a slimmer case when it's the same movement? I prefer the 35mm variant but the date placement on that is bad - again because it's the same movement but the dial space is smaller due to the smaller watch. I'm sorry but the weight criticism is so weird in a time where titanium watches are so popular...
I have both 35mm and 40mm.
I prefer 35mm.
MOP is only 35mm.
I love MOP PRX:)
Any vids
The 35mm is to small for the most.But never say never.. ;-) Chapeau for your great Watchvids
7.5 inch wrist and the 40 is just awesome. Anything smaller than that, my eyes mistake the watch for a woman's bracelet. All personal taste of course.
Same. 35mm way too small for my build. 40mm is perfect.
Hhmmmm i disagree, and I'm surprised by your take, considering your wrist size. I have a 7.5" wrist and 38-40 mm usually fit just right, but I was so dissapointed when I bought the 40mm prx (for an important anniversary, no less!) as it wears so big due to the design and the bracelet! Now I dont know what to do with it. I think the 35 would suit me better
I have 40mm prx & my wife 35mm. I think 40mm to big for me & 35mm to small for me 😭
37mm or 38mm is perfect size.
Yeah, same issue with me!
The 40 mm covers almost my whole wrist and just a tiny tiny bit of wrist can be seen to the point that it seems, the case was a custom made for my accurate wrist size and i literally took the case and sticked it with the gum.
Whereas the 35 seems like I'm wearing my girlfriend's watch.
I have the tissot prx 35mm.
I love my watch with the white dial. Now I know that the watch has plastic parts in the movement, I’m a little bit confused about that version of 2428.
Do you know more about the plastic parts in the movement?✌🏾
They serve as a natural lubricant so to speak. So if something breaks you’re better off buying a new one. If you take good care of the watch and wear it daily it’ll probably last atleast a decade without any services needed.
There's no winner and no loser. It's a matter of preference. Your criteria for which watch goes with which wrist size are ridiculous. I think 40mm on your skinny wrist looks silly TBH.
40mm needs minimum 6.75” wrist
It's all well and good but you only know for sure when you go to a shop and try them both on
Amen to that! Couldn’t agree more.
As a native french speaker, I appreciate your correct pronunciation of "Tissot". :D
Classic French comment
@@dylanortiz2246 very true
Jeez - that would like a Swatch on my wrist...but great for you small wrist folks! Love Tissot!
my wrist is 7.25 so ill see if the 40mm fits well
Would like to see the Tissot PRX 35mm watch compared to the Nautilus 5712.
The nautilus is 40mm
i have the 40mm its my fave in my collection
35mm is the clean winner for me. Smaller watchec in this case/bracelet looks much much better and premium.
bought the 40mm ice but want the mop too so bad.
for me its even better to choose a size and color like mood xD
Irrelevant of wrist size, the 35 just looks like a much better proportionate watch than the 40. Everything else is subjective to each wearer’s taste.
The 35mm ice blue and full pvd gold in auto should be out soon.
Yeah I think that should be soon aswell!
is the 35mm too small for my 19 cm wrist?
Yes
I've got my local jeweller to order one of these for me but from the pic he sent me it looks like a 35mm and I want the 40, he's insisting its the 40mm, what can i do to confirm from him its a 40mm or 35mm, serial no. give any clue, not been up to try it on yet
new to watches just picked up the 35 i have 6.2 inch wrist and confused why it looks so tiny
should i get the 40 or learn to love the 35
Go to a watch store and try on the 40mm to be sure. Personally I think that a "too small" watch isn't as bad as a "too large" watch.
@@zorbak45 yeah i ended up keeping the 35 i like it a lot more now i was worried about it looking dainty n feminine at first
The 35mm is perfect for wrists up to 17cm
I have a 7inch wrist and the 35mm looks very feminine.. I ended up getting the 40mm
same, 7-inch wrist and contemplating exchanging for the 40 mm due to the 35 being a tad too small. Wish they offered a 38.
The 40mm looks like a dinner plate on you. 6.5” isn’t a big wrist lol.
Crystal ball time.....Tissot to release a 38mm prx within the next couple of years.
That would be cool!
I have 18 cm wrist and the 40mm. 35 mm looks too small on my wrist. I will buy a 35mm to my daughter.
The 35 looks better proportionally. The 40 looks stretched out with the same size features which looks like that kid in school that comes back after summer break and they grew 5 inches but their entire body didn’t grow, just their legs and torso.
Seriously? You like heavy watches? For me heavy watches always wiggle around on wrist and I hate it
35 mm il prx perfetto almeno per il.mio polso che è davvero molto piccolo!
I got a 7" wrist and wear a 33mm. I got nothing to proof to anyone.
One is too big, the other too small. WHY do watch companies do this??
The 35 is smaller.
Great video no non sense. Got a sub
The 35mm looked like a girl-size watch on my wrist. No go 😂
Still waiting for a champagne or copper dial
I think the 35 case is for super slim wristed guys but better suited to a lady's wrist IMHO.
Im a guy with a 6.1 inch wrist, what do you think will be better to wear?
It's all down to personal taste and your own comfort, so for your wrist size the 35 should work because the integrated bracelet wears larger. But try both on first is my humble advice.@@_fiftyseven_
@@_fiftyseven_35, but try them both
I just bought the ice blue in 40mm for myself and waiting for the 35mm to come in stock for my wife.
35mm all day
Tried it on at a shop. Nah, I'll stick with Rolex. Looks crappy
40mm all the way
35 is way too feminine. 40 is perfect for my 7" wrist.
B😊
40mm feels like trying to be an AP
35mm feels like trying to be a gay
i think they should make a 38 😂
It’s gay to wear a normal sized watch that doesn’t resemble a dinner plate?
@@torontothegoodThe fact there are people liking this comment is actually sad. If you happen to dress up or run a business casual outfit often, then the 35mm version is your go to. The 40 mm with the integrated bracelet is just too big for people with 6.5+ inch wrists. Unless you want a dinner plate on your wrist that is.
35 mm is small asf ,even women wear bigger watches these days lol, you gotta some delicate little twinky wrist as a man to wear and find a 35mm watch perfect for you
There are “men” wearing 35mm watches now? Jesus what happened…
I see you wear a dinner plate on your wrist huh kid
Some of us are a bit less insecure than others.
You seem to be all about size, Compensating much🤣
Wasnt 35mm pretty standard during ww2?? Those people on the Normandy beaches were..."men"?
@@PH-kl5qq “men” not long before that were wearing powdered wigs. Does that mean we should go back to those? Times change, standards change. In our modern era men’s wristwatches start at 40mm. If you can’t handle that maybe you should transition.
I have no desire for a PRX. Too dressy for me.
you flippin twit
Wrist is 19cm and I sold the 40 cause it looks too big lol