lug to lug distance

[sambb]

is there a site with lug to lug distance?
im interested in the measurement for sub, explorer 1, and skydweller

[watchmework]

Originally Posted by sambb

is there a site with lug to lug distance?
im interested in the measurement for sub, explorer 1, and skydweller

Sub- 20mm, exp - 20mm, skydweller - 22m, gold one is 21mm....it's pretty easily to just search...."lug width of ....." but you can always check watchbase.com

[JR16]

Originally Posted by watchmework

Sub- 20mm, exp - 20mm, skydweller - 22m, gold one is 21mm....it's pretty easily to just search...."lug width of ....." but you can always check watchbase.com

I think OP means the other way- from top of one lug at 6 o clock to tip of one on same side at 12 o clock . I don’t think watchbase has these measurements, and not sure of a comprehensive resource that does. OP, hope someone posts a good resource as to me lug to lug measurement is more important than dial diameter with regards to how a watch wears.


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[Nikrnic]

If that's the case and not the simple lug width try > You Tube for a 'watch review' of the pieces in question.

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[kieselguhr]

WatchBox reviews on YouTube. Has all of them. Write them down after you watch it for quick reference

[DLRIDES]

Originally Posted by sambb

is there a site with lug to lug distance?
im interested in the measurement for sub, explorer 1, and skydweller

YouTube, Watchbox, Tim Mosso, reviews

[214270Explorer]

Ooops. Need to do this again.

[214270Explorer]

Originally Posted by sambb

is there a site with lug to lug distance?
im interested in the measurement for sub, explorer 1, and skydweller

These are the measurements off of my watches using dial calipers:

Submariner 16613 = 47.1mm = 1.855"
Explorer 214270 = 47.4mm = 1.865"
Sky-Dweller 326933 = 50mm = 1.970"

Hope this helps!