re: "I have a Panerai, but I thought the 5135 was too long (lug to lug) for my 6.75" wrist

Oct 24, 2007,16:32 PM
 

if I may ask....which PAM?

5135 is 51mm tip-to-tip...my guess is that any 44mm PAM will be at least that (and larger as Frank mentioned)

If a new 5135 did not fit you right at your AD, I guess it was becuase of the stiff new strap, as mentioned above and

also per my own personal experience. Try to find a used 5135 - just to for trying out. It should fit OK.

You even have larger wrist than me. My wrist is 6.5" and it fits perfectly after the strap is worn in (and I am even talking

about the stock strap - not just the custom one I had made.

Best of luck. Milos wink


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@5135 owners: What wrist size do you have?

 
 By: f-j-p : October 21st, 2007-06:34
Dear 5135 owners, I love the layout and style of the 5135G, but I am wondering about the size. I have a 6.5" wrist and I am used to wearing large watches (IWC double chronograph, Panerai). I tried it on and I think it's ok, but would like to check, what y... 

If you wear Panerai....

 
 By: jackson : October 21st, 2007-22:25
.....I don't think 5135 will look big on you.

My Feelings exactly

 
 By: gqmagic : October 22nd, 2007-11:59

I think it matters...

 
 By: SRG : October 22nd, 2007-21:49
I have a Panerai, but I thought the 5135 was too long (lug to lug) for my 6.75" wrist. The lugs actually hung over the sides. I think it's one of the nicest watches out there, but unfortunately I can't wear it.

Just measured: 44mm Panerai measures lug-to-lug 54mm...

 
 By: f-j-p : October 23rd, 2007-02:04
A 44mm Panerai measures lug-to-lug 54mm!!! Since I wear Panerai a lot, the 5135 should really be now problem. When I tried it on in a shop, it must have been that the strap was still quite stiff and that's why it didn't feel completely comfortable. Thanks...