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Golfbone · 21 May 2022, 10:31 PM

The Sky Dweller on Jubilee does not require a large wrist IMO. I have a 6.75 in wrist and my SkyD feels just fine...have worn an IWC 3717 in rotation which is the same size and felt fine to me for years so used to this. The jubilee is very comfortable. The only issue is that this combination of fluted bezel and jubilee is a bit more dressy and loud IMO than say a Sub or 116500 so I tend not to wear it when I'm just kicking around, going to a ball game or whatever. If I was going to have only 1 watch probably the Sky would not be my first choice (a Sub would be) but as a second watch? It's a beauty and it's nice that it's an annual calendar!

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21 May 2022, 10:31 PM	#11
Golfbone "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2020 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 700	The Sky Dweller on Jubilee does not require a large wrist IMO. I have a 6.75 in wrist and my SkyD feels just fine...have worn an IWC 3717 in rotation which is the same size and felt fine to me for years so used to this. The jubilee is very comfortable. The only issue is that this combination of fluted bezel and jubilee is a bit more dressy and loud IMO than say a Sub or 116500 so I tend not to wear it when I'm just kicking around, going to a ball game or whatever. If I was going to have only 1 watch probably the Sky would not be my first choice (a Sub would be) but as a second watch? It's a beauty and it's nice that it's an annual calendar!

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