Mid Size Professional Models?

[rootbeer7]

My Mum has a 35mm tt Yachtmaster which feels like a ladies-sized watch, and I’ve always felt underwhelmed by 36mm Datejust, even Explorer, but recently picking up a 38mm Tudor Jumbo I think it’s the perfect ‘smaller’ size. My everyday watches are Panerai so I like a larger watch.

[S.Explorer]

For those of us with slim wrists, mid size GMT etc. would be welcome.

[Roddypeepa]

I’d be for it but they’ve got to get the proportions right. It’s not a case of just miniaturising every dimension by a factor of say 09 (36/40). When omega had midsize models they didn’t look quite right. Can’t quite put my
Finger on why but they just seemed a little odd.


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[marmite2005]

I would bite Rolex's hand off for a 37mm Sub!!! Please take my money

[Calatrava r]

Originally Posted by SearChart

I daily a 34mm, I'd definitely love a 38mm sub.

I love my Date 34. Sadly, they retired this reference.

[serenerabbit]

Originally Posted by subprimero

Take a look at 36mm Tudor Sub ref. 75190 and 34mm Mini-Sub ref. 73190.

Oh yes, Tudor 75190 blue bezel is a watch I used to stop and look at decades ago and, for some bizarre unknown reason, never bought. Cool little watch!

About five years ago a Mini-Sub showed up around me, tried it on, came very close to buying it, even though it was actually a little too small. I regret it now, for the asking price it would have been fun just to have.