Thanks for watching team, don’t forget to comment thick on those bigger watches 😂😂

Breitling Navitimer with in house B01 movement 46mm. Iconic and made for guys like me with big manly wrists.

Thanks so much for this video. Finally a watch reviewer who understands that not all of us have pencils for wrists, and I’m talking to you, Teddy.

What is big wrist? I have 6" wrist and I wear Pro Trek PRG-340T of 54.7 mm and I don't care haha

FYI - Ball watches offer most models in a 43mm variant because that was the minimum standard size Webb C. Ball set as the Rail & Road standard.

Wearing my Omega Seamaster 2254.50 with a black nato strap watching this 🤿🛥 Love that Parmigiani Tonda 😍....great video as usual 👍

The 46 Navitimer from Breitling is also one which always looks better larger!

Think I was one of the ones to request a video for larger wrists so many thanks, great job

Wearing my 48mm Breitling Avenger "Blackbird" in DLC titanium today, a real go anywhere do anything tool watch

I have tiny 6.25in wrist and don’t own anything under 43mm. Wear what you love and makes you smile!

Agreed on the Panerai sizing! 44mm for Luminor and 45mm for wire lug Radiomir is the sweet spot. I own 13 Panerai, so I know of what I speak (though it is only my opinion, so YMMV). I do own some of the 47mm, and I do enjoy them, but they are simply not as wearable. Even though I'm well over 6 feet and can find my way to the weight stack, there is just no disguising the size of the 47mm Panerai. I even have a high complication 48mm and it really let's its presence by known! The 44mm/45mm gives you the larger wearing experience without being over the top. I've tried on sub-44mm Panerai and they just have a different feel. So yes, ideally a Panerai should be large. That said, if you love the design, and you're of the smaller wrist set, then I think a 40mm is a great entry into my favorite brand. I would also take a look at the wire lug Rads. The wearability of the wire lug is a bit of a cheat code for people who just can't pull off a normal 45mm.

Great vid Harrison. You highlighted some really great watches. I would add: Mido GMT, Tudor Pelagos, and Seiko Tuna 300 (formerly the Marinemaster).

Many thanks Harrison. Beautiful, knowledgeable episode Nizar

THANK YOU! From those with Pringles cans for wrists. Aaannndd the green Sumo is my personal everyday go-to!

You know what is strange, you didn't include the watch brand that makes its living on robust and functional watches, Breitling 😮.

❤️ great vid!!

Great collection! Thanks!

I have been looking at that Blancpain for a while now!

Of these options, I’d take the Glashutte, Blancpain, or Seamaster 600.

Second 😝 wearing my Rado Captain Cook Hi Tech Ceramic 43mm Blue. Glashutte Original looking great but quite expensive. Nice choices!

On the wrist today my Breitling colt automatic I bought 29 years ago today

Thanks for this review I have an 8" wrist. Those tiny 34mm and 38mm get lost in the arm hair

Omega Speedmaster racing at 44.25 mm. Awesome watch, awesome dials.

Great video as always. But there's no Breitling

Casio MudMaster and Tissot 2000T is the Winner. Because of the price is affordable. Thank you.

This Parmigiani is absolutely stunning and technically superbe with regard to the thickness of a chrono...👍👍👍 By the way: almost perfect pronounciation of the word "Glashütte" 🙂👍

I’m wearing my longines hydroconquest GMT 41mm in blue.

Finally bigger watches. Now Subbed.

Finally a reviewer the don’t ignore this segment of the market

Santos de Cartier Chrono XL 43mm, 12.4mm thick. Marathon jumbo pilot / diver chrono 46, 17.5 thick . Two watch collection for 7in+ wrists

Harrison spot on for this presentation. Love the selection you choose across the board. A little FYI though. You might want to have a chat with whoever is editing your content in the information below. On the timeline Omega is spelled. Amiga. You must have AI doing your typing lol. Just kidding. seriously though other than that I thoroughly enjoy your channel and the way you present this wonderful pastime we call horology/watches. Keep up the good work. George 🦎from Florida 🇺🇸

at what size do you consider a wrist large?

I enjoy your videos, as I did this one is well. However, I think it was a miss to do a video for larger wrists without mentioning a single Breitling! As a person with large wrists, I feel Breitling do it best...

I like the Glashute but, the it's out of my league. I am wearing my current daily a Seiko LX Springdrive in titanium It's big but I have big wrists and because of the titanium and the marine master style case, it's a perfect daily in casual clothes and feels so perfect. It is to me what your Seamsster is to you

Missed the IWC Aquatimer

Omega Planet Ocean Is the god❤

Why isn't the Royal Oak Offshore mentioned in this video?

By the way ,I am obsessed not less than you are ,to Glashute.but also in love with Parmigiani With huge appreciation Nizar

Marathon CSAR on my 7.5” wrist….THAT is a tool watch!

Thanks, as always, Harrison @HarrisonBrownScotland Firstly, I agree with your thoughts on Glashutte, and especially that model. However, 2 brands have been omitted - and there are plenty of watches from each of their current or past catalogues that would tick all the boxes for your list. I would love to hear from you as to why they didn’t? Firstly, @Sinn - a great German Watchmaker that are well known for their high quality, large sizing tool and diving watches, that tend to promote the titanium cases which helps significantly reduce the weight to their large watches. The other is @Breitling!!! Whether you choose their ChronoAvenger (any Avenger actully) or why not, as you chose the IWC Pilot, the various Navitimers they offer???? I appreciate lists are personal and debatable BUT at best, leaving out Breitling is essentially not knowing your product or disliking the brand? In my opinion and purely written to encourage honest debate. Thanks. Tom

Panerai is always the answer.

I have a 1941 IWC B-Uhr 52 S.C. Flieger with a 50mm diameter . It is the original IWC Pilot watch. It is impossible to wear as too large.

I have a 8.75 in wrist. Even at that size I don't want a heavy chunk of watch. Today is a Helm Khuraburi in titanium.

Breguet type XXI and XXII.

Before buying my first watch I thought I was a fan of big watches, but then when I started collecting them I noticed I really dont like wearing them. Too big, heavy, clunky etc. Nowadays I dont buy anything thicker than 12.5mm, and bigger than 41mm (I prefer 38-39 for my 7.25 wrist).

Thank u for remembering us. Big size people big spenders !

Hi Harrison, can you please add to your videos in the description the list of watches that you will be presenting + add time tags to each of them. That would make so much better and user friendly to watch your videos. Keep going mate and stay safe! 😁👍

Panerai agree 👍

I wonder what you’d say about the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra XXL, handwound mechanical, 49.2mm diameter 😂

I have the Tissot seastar myself, great watch for my fat wrists

How about the submariner?

Finally

Thank you for covering larger watches. Too much hype/trend for small watches on most channels.

did my eyes deceive me?....the PO looked like it had folded end links when showing the movement.

Couldn't help but notice that you didn't mention the GOAT brand for big wrists and even bigger balls, Invicta

Can U review maybe microbrand Brellum,its really good or price...check please

FINALLY! I'm so tired of listening to the whining of dudes with dainty wrists!

You know what they say about men with big wrist and big feet? Big shoes and big watches.

Finally a video for alpha males !

First

The exact opposite to this video…Hamilton Khaki Pilot 36mm on a REME NATO.

Is pretending to take a drink of coffee/tea but talking instead, a Scottish thing?