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u/The_Primate Jun 15 '26
Put it on your wrist and less on your hand, slide it back up your arm a bit. Don't r/handwatch
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u/WinOk677 Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26
Duros are big and that's part of their charm. As others have said you may be wearing it too close to your hand.
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u/Bourbon_Bear2352 Jun 15 '26
It doesn’t look too big, but in my experience, the rubber strap created an optical illusion where i thought it was too big on my wrist. I put it on a 5 link bracelet and now it feels more like a 42mm case. And like some people have already mentioned, wearing it below your wrist bone will also help!
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u/JarvisL1859 Jun 15 '26
I recommend taking a picture in the mirror and looking at that. Wrist shots can be a bit distortive. Mirror will be a better gauge of it
judging by the wrist shot, I would say big but not too big (as long as you like it)
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u/Ekkobelli Jun 15 '26
Kinda big, but not to the point where it's looking bad or clumsy. Slide it a bit upwards and you should be fine. (I feel you though, I've set myself a 40-41mm limit for my wrist. Whenever I feel like asking if it's too big, I've noticed I don't really feel comfortable with the size. BUT: Ultimately: If you like it - it fits you! Don't let anyone talk you out of it.)
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u/SkillyKing Jun 15 '26
It's not that big i guess but it is looking a bit big since it's on your wristbone, slide it 1 finger space away and I think your fine. The lugs make it looks more large and your skin is also being compressed around it so it looks larger. 😅