So I bought the Timex Easy Reader after some research and got it for really cheap, but I have never worn any watch so I don't know if it's too big?
If you like it then it's perfectly sized
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Iβd say it depends what look you are going for. For a classic dress watch, Iβd consider it a bit too big. For a more leisure or sporty look itβs just on the upper limit but OK if you like your watch to be more prominent.
But thatβs just my personal opinion - If you like it, whatβs wrong with that?
In general, if it isn't uncomfortable to wear it is not too big.
Looks just right to me. But I am just a regular person.
Looks perfect!
Nice, I dunno about too big. Looks like a sweet watch to me.
No, it is not too big.
Looks fine.
I'd even go bigger if I was you, but I like a big chunky watch.
I've got a Garmin 5x and a Citizen Navihawk. Neither are small
No, your wrist is too small for the watch. The watch is fine.
I want to see it with a sleeve. I don't know if that means anything.
And the six is too big while the 12 is too small.
Hmm. I don't see it. To my eyes they look like the same font size. It's it maybe because 12 is two digits while 6 is just one?