Sizing guide

When it comes to jewelry, one of the biggest disappointments one of the biggest disappointments you'll encounter is a problem of size. Too big, too small, and the joy of wearing your new acquisition is a little... spoiled.
The solution? Anticipate. By knowing the dimensions of your bracelets bracelets, rings, watches, etc., you can avoid wasting a lot of time! of time!
MATY gives you a few tips for taking the measurements you need... you need...

HOW TO FIND YOUR WATCH SIZE?

The purchase of a new watch is a moment of happiness, sometimes long-awaited. However, there are a few details that need to be carefully prepared before the big day, and knowing your wrist size is one of them. Here you'll find out why it's important to take your measurements, how to choose the right watch size for your wrist, and other tips to bear in mind.

Determine your wrist circumference and case size

Measure your wrist

A simple trick to find out the ideal size for your watch strap!

Step 1 - Take a ribbon, a piece of string or a thin strip of paper.

Step 2 - Wrap it around your wrist and mark the junction where it overlaps.

Step 3 - The number in cm will indicate the size of your watchband.

Tip: While many watches are sold with their bracelet, you can also buy the case and bracelet separately, and of course, replace the bracelet purchased with the watch. This is why the choice of bracelet can become as important as the choice of case. If you buy your bracelet separately, you have more freedom to design the final look of the whole, but you need to adjust your bracelet precisely to both your wrist size and the volume of your future case.

Choosing your watch case

Once you've measured your wrist, you need to determine the size of your watch case. In general, women's cases are smaller than men's: expect a case width of 20-30mm for women and 25-35mm for men. Note that there are also watches for men with large wrists.

However, today many brands also offer extra-large models for women, which are very fashionable with original or sophisticated outfits. In this respect, the choice is yours: just make sure that the size of the watch does not exceed that of your wrist, and remains at most the same width. Note that an extra-large women's watch goes very well with a slim bracelet, bringing refinement to the ensemble.

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT WATCH SIZE?

Whether it's for everyday wear, for going out, or for a special event, choosing a new watch is all about the emotion you get from its design, materials, colors and textures... Even so, it's important to adapt your new purchase to your wrist size and style. And don't forget to take into account the size of the watch case, particularly its thickness, as the wrong choice of sizes can lead to discomfort and also detract from the beauty of your new watch.

In fact, adapting the size of your watch and its bracelet precisely to your physiognomy will both provide greater comfort throughout the day, and enhance the legibility of its dials. For example, a watch with a large case and multiple dials is best suited to men or large wrists, while slimmer models are preferable for both women and men with slim wrists.

Beyond the practical factor, which is nonetheless important, adjusting the size of your watch to your wrist is a key factor in the aesthetic appeal of this essential accessory. Luxury watches and everyday timepieces are designed to enhance your style and magnify your personality: that's why a watch that's well adapted to your wrist, both in volume and width, enhances the elegance of your entire outfit and adds unity and elegance to your appearance.

OTHER SELECTION CRITERIA

To best fit your watch to your wrist, it's also important to consider the shape of the case. While some original shapes allow a few liberties (oval, rectangular...), an important criterion is the thickness of the case. Chronograph watches and watches with multiple dials are often quite thick, whether for thick or thin wrists, and this must be taken into account both in terms of strap size and wearing comfort.

Once you've considered these main criteria, you can fine-tune the size of your watch by including the case lugs, i.e. the attachments for the bracelet. If you've chosen an extra-large watch, these extra little details will help ensure that the case remains below the width of your wrist.

Finally, your choice of watch should remain above all a "coup de coeur". Don't give up on the watch of your dreams if it seems a little wide or a little thick for your wrist! Wearing a watch that you like and that really reflects you is the most important factor in feeling good and enhancing your style: when it comes to tastes, desires or emotions, a watch or piece of jewelry is a pleasurable purchase that should above all reflect your personality and your personal conception of elegance.

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