G Shock GW-M5610BC-1JF on 6.5 inch wrist

[stratfan95]

Hello. This is my first Watchuseek post; I have been browsing forums for years and decided to join.
I am looking for pictures of the G-Shock GW-M5610BC-1JF (or any square G-Shock on a combi bracelet) on a 6.5 inch wrist. I have the 5610 on the standard resin strap, and I am considering getting the combi bracelet from TikTox. My concern is whether or not it will work for my 6.5 inch wrist; more specifically, I am not sure if I will be able to have an even number of links in each side of the bracelet in order to center the clasp. If you have a 6.5 inch wrist, and you wear a square G-Shock on the combi bracelet, how does it look and how does it wear? Pics would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance

[Mister X]

Go over to the G-Shock sub-forum, lots of pics of squares on small wrists. Personally a G-Shock is one watch that looks fine on a small wrist simply because of the style. Kinda like shoes, I’m thin but chunky Timberlands look fine on me, oversized Allen Edmonds, not so much.

[Ring]

Hello. This is my first Watchuseek post; I have been browsing forums for years and decided to join.
I am looking for pictures of the G-Shock GW-M5610BC-1JF (or any square G-Shock on a combi bracelet) on a 6.5 inch wrist. I have the 5610 on the standard resin strap, and I am considering getting the combi bracelet from TikTox. My concern is whether or not it will work for my 6.5 inch wrist; more specifically, I am not sure if I will be able to have an even number of links in each side of the bracelet in order to center the clasp. If you have a 6.5 inch wrist, and you wear a square G-Shock on the combi bracelet, how does it look and how does it wear? Pics would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance

Sometimes centering the clasp is not comfortable, it all depends on the way it fits your wrist. No one can answer this for you, it's all trial and error.

[Rocket1991]

Sometimes centering the clasp is not comfortable, it all depends on the way it fits your wrist. No one can answer this for you, it's all trial and error.

+1

[Actium]

G-shocks tend to wear small. Here's one clocking in at 45mm (albeit not square) on my 6.5 inch wrist:

[issey.miyake]

Not exactly what you are after but my wrist is 6.5 inches - I had to take out 5 links total and adjust the clasp to make it fit the way I want but overall no complaints..

[TwentiethCenturyFox]

Actium's watch looks great! You can easily rock a gshock.

[Actium]

Actium's watch looks great! You can easily rock a gshock.

Thanks! This thread inspired me to wear it today

[happyscrappyheropup]

Sometimes centering the clasp is not comfortable, it all depends on the way it fits your wrist. No one can answer this for you, it's all trial and error.

For me it depends on the way that the clasp opens. On my everyday watch, I have more links on the 6 o'clock side vs the 12 o'clock side to keep the watch centered on my wrist.

As far as the G, I have thin wrists (about 6.75") and wear a square 5600 with no issues about the fit.

[sticky]

Hope this helps. It’s a combi bracelet (honest) on my 6.75” wrist and just FYI I find it extremely comfortable.