Our Story
Hand-picked watches, inspected in-house
We started with one display case and haven't stopped hunting for the best mechanical watches to share.
Find Your Fit
How to measure your wrist for the perfect watch
Use a soft measuring tape or a piece of string and a ruler to find your wrist circumference, then add about half an inch for comfort.
Pop your wrist size in and we'll show you which case sizes suit you — then every watch page tells you how it will sit.
Wrap a strip of paper round your wrist just below the bone, mark where it meets and measure it. We'll remember it on this device for every watch.
Seen from above, to scale · 40mm case, 48mm lug to lug
How to measure your wrist
- Wrap a strip of paper or a soft tape measure round your wrist, just below the wrist bone
- Mark where it overlaps and measure the length in centimetres
- Add your size to any watch page — we'll remember it on this device
Case size or lug to lug?
The case size is the width of the watch without the crown. Lug to lug is the length from the tip of the top lugs to the tip of the bottom lugs — and it's what decides whether a watch overhangs your wrist. A 42mm watch with short lugs can wear smaller than a 40mm with long ones.
A rough guide
- Under 16cm: 34–38mm
- 16–18cm: 36–40mm
- 18–20cm: 39–42mm
- Over 20cm: 41mm and up