Small wearing luminor

[dimag333]

Thinking again about getting a luminor. I have gravitated to smaller watches and wondering if there are any refs out there that wear small. Sandwich w/ seconds preferred

steve

[Cru Jones]

Check if the Due line is interesting to you.

[enjoythemusic]

PAM01033 imho. Clean sandwich dial, with seconds hand and the '9' as well. Visit an AD and try it on. The short lugs greatly benefit guys like myself with smaller 6.75" wrists. Another benefit is no 'wrist slop' as the band hugs the sides of my wrist and so stays flat and centered.

[dimag333]

Originally Posted by enjoythemusic

PAM01033 imho. Clean sandwich dial, with seconds hand and the '9' as well. Visit an AD and try it on. The short lugs greatly benefit guys like myself with smaller 6.75" wrists. Another benefit is no 'wrist slop' as the band hugs the sides of my wrist and so stays flat and centered.

Ahh yes this line is awesome, I rember when they introduced them! Thanks so much!

steve

[dimag333]

Originally Posted by enjoythemusic

PAM01033 imho. Clean sandwich dial, with seconds hand and the '9' as well. Visit an AD and try it on. The short lugs greatly benefit guys like myself with smaller 6.75" wrists. Another benefit is no 'wrist slop' as the band hugs the sides of my wrist and so stays flat and centered.

Is this a 00926?

steve

[GoingPlaces]

Originally Posted by dimag333

Is this a 00926?

steve

No. 926 has no "9" and wears much smaller.

[dimag333]

Originally Posted by GoingPlaces

No. 926 has no "9" and wears much smaller.

I wear a 36dd, I’m wondering if the 38 isn’t better for me

steve

[GoingPlaces]

I've tried the 42 and liked it. The 38 looks great IMO, try it and see.

[rpjp3]

Check out the 728


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[rootbeer7]

Just my opinion, but if you’re looking for a small watch, look elsewhere. The 38mm are honestly really strange looking; tiny and delicate. I finally took the plunge a few years ago and now have a 44mm 233, which feels just perfect. It’s all about trying them on.

[dimag333]

Originally Posted by rootbeer7

Just my opinion, but if you’re looking for a small watch, look elsewhere. The 38mm are honestly really strange looking; tiny and delicate. I finally took the plunge a few years ago and now have a 44mm 233, which feels just perfect. It’s all about trying them on.

I watched a Ryan Reynolds movie that had him wearing a luminor! Got me thinking again. Your Probaly right

steve

[mimo5000]

I have a 6.75" wrist and own a PAM105...but don't do it! It wears huge and doesn't get a lot of wrist time for me. here's a pic. It doesn't look that big, but because of the thickness it really sticks out. When I first got it I banged it on a lot of doorframes. (positive side was that it helped teach me good wrist presence)

That said, a friend of mine picked up one of the Luminar Due models with a blue dial, and loves it immensely. I don't know the model number, but it looks perfect on his similarly sized wrist.

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[dimag333]

I wish damn blnr would josh come in to scratch the itch!

steve

[BrazenC5]

PAM 927 42mm on 6.5" wrist.

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[darkcloud154]

Originally Posted by dimag333

Thinking again about getting a luminor. I have gravitated to smaller watches and wondering if there are any refs out there that wear small. Sandwich w/ seconds preferred

steve

I recently purchased a PAM1392 Luminor. I tried on the Due. Felt way too light. I then tried the PAM1048 - was too shiny, too top heavy, quite thick.

The dealer then recommended the 1392 - 42mm, and fairly thin using the 9010 movement. Fit like a glove on my small wrists. I wanted something same size as my GMT Master II (Ceramic) - and it sits quite nicely. I bought it off Chrono24 and got almost 2k GBP off the RRP.

Now i'm struggling to choose wearing this, or the GMT Master II