Do you were your AP RO tight?

[salnuaimi]

I have an extra link in hand for my ROC and was wondering if I should keep the watch tight or a bit lose .. wondering what's the experience with you guys as wearing Rolex Jubilee ruins the bracelet

[mnl]

mine is kinda tight, but it’s able to move up and down a bit. when it goes higher on my wrist it tightens up a bit more and leaves a mark, when it’s on the lower end i can [barely, very tightly] fit my pinky under it. it’s essentially the same as i’ve always worn my watches, kinda tight but never uncomfortably so. fwiw i tried using the 1.5 link when i first got it since it felt a bit tighter than my previous watch [first steel bracelet i’ve had] but that was too loose for me so went back to just regular links.

[salnuaimi]

Originally Posted by mnl

mine is kinda tight, but it’s able to move up and down a bit. when it goes higher on my wrist it tightens up a bit more and leaves a mark, when it’s on the lower end i can [barely, very tightly] fit my pinky under it. it’s essentially the same as i’ve always worn my watches, kinda tight but never uncomfortably so. fwiw i tried using the 1.5 link when i first got it since it felt a bit tighter than my previous watch [first steel bracelet i’ve had] but that was too loose for me so went back to just regular links.

mine is a bit tighter than yours and i was even worried. .happy with your reply brother and the picture.

was wondering though no scratching on the clasp side while using the laptop?

regards

[mnl]

Originally Posted by salnuaimi

mine is a bit tighter than yours and i was even worried. .happy with your reply brother and the picture.

was wondering though no scratching on the clasp side while using the laptop?

regards

i do have a couple scratches on the clasp side but i think they’re all from the desk or something else, i try to not let the watch touch the laptop by not resting my wrist on it or pulling the watch higher on my arm if i do. though i think that protects the laptop more than the watch since the laptop is all aluminum which is quite soft.

[srvrf]

I prefer mine a little on the loose side because of the relative inflexibility of the bracelet. I don’t mind if it slides around a bit, but not so loose that it can rotate around my wrist.


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[Vipes]

Originally Posted by srvrf

I prefer mine a little on the loose side because of the relative inflexibility of the bracelet. I don’t mind if it slides around a bit, but not so loose that it can rotate around my wrist.


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This. I always need 1.5 links for my APs.

[dchang81]

My wrist always seems to need the 1.5 link. Except strangely enough for grand Seiko which brilliantly has two .6 links. If I had to choose I go on the side of slightly loose. I recently had a watch that was a smidge too tight and the bracelet attachments ended up slightly bent.

[Tomas Eriksson]

A bit loose, similar to srvrf. I seem to wear all my pieces more loose the older I get...

[ap1]

Originally Posted by Tomas Eriksson

A bit loose, similar to srvrf. I seem to wear all my pieces more loose the older I get...

Milkshake before bed

[Tomas Eriksson]

Originally Posted by ap1

Milkshake before bed

Im still skinny my friend, BMI just below 20 and no plans to gain weight.


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[GrizzlyBear]

Tight for me, 7 inch wrist with 3 links removed. Otherwise it moves/slide easily due to the weight.

[Waitlisted Watches]

wearing it a bit lose is best for the bracelet and also for comfort

[Rockland]

It is not a bracelet, it’s a watch. Should be tight enough to not move around.

[supernova]

One of the biggest gripes of my AP is lack of micro adjustment. For me, I’m wearing it slightly looser than I like as it does move down the wrist most of the time. If I take another link out then it’s too tight sometimes that I notice it and feels uncomfortable.

Suppose I’ll just need to shell out for that 1.5 link! But I do think the AP bracelet models look much better tighter than loose.


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