Measure your wrist
- Wrap a flexible measuring tape around the place where you normally wear a watch.
- Keep the tape comfortably close to the skin without pulling it tight.
- Record the measurement in millimeters or inches and compare it with the product-page fit information.
No measuring tape?
Use a strip of paper or non-stretch string, mark where the ends meet, then measure the length against a ruler.
Choosing a fit
Add approximately 5–10 mm to your wrist measurement for a close fit, or 10–15 mm for a more relaxed bracelet feel. Bangle and cuff designs may sit differently from a traditional strap, so check the opening and internal circumference where provided.
Case proportion
Case width describes the visual presence of the watch; case thickness affects how it sits under a cuff. Shaped cases can appear larger or smaller than a round watch with the same measurement.
Bracelet adjustment
Link bracelets may require sizing by a qualified jeweler or watch technician. Keep every removed link. Do not force a clasp or attempt to bend a rigid bangle.
Need a second opinion?
Send your wrist measurement and the product link to club@wristorie.com. We will help compare the available information before you order.