Size & Fit Guide

Find Your Perfect Fit with Muzi Watches

At Muzi Watches, we believe that a well-fitted watch enhances both your style and comfort. Use this guide to determine your wrist size and choose the ideal watch that complements your lifestyle.

Understanding Watch Sizes

Choosing the right watch size is crucial for both aesthetics and comfort. Key measurements include:

• Case Diameter: The width of the watch case, measured in millimeters.
• Wrist Circumference: The size of your wrist, which affects how the watch will sit.

Measuring Your Wrist Size

1. Use the Paper Method:
• Take a strip of paper and wrap it around your wrist where you plan to wear your Muzi watch.
• Mark where the paper overlaps to create a circle.
• Measure the distance from the end of the paper to the marked point with a ruler for an accurate wrist size.

Wrist Size and Recommended Case Diameter

To find the right watch for your wrist size, refer to the table below:

Wearing Your Muzi Watch

Your watch should fit comfortably on your wrist, ideally resting just above the wrist bone for optimal visibility and comfort.

General Recommendations

• Comfort and Style: A well-fitted watch not only feels great but also enhances your overall look.
• Variations in Fit: This guide is for reference only. Individual preferences may vary.

For information on how to adjust your Muzi watch, please refer to our Muzi Watch Adjustment Guide.

Adjusting Your Muzi Watch

Oyster/Jubilee Bracelet Adjustment:

• Method 1: Link Removal:
1. Determine how many links need to be removed based on your wrist size.
2. Use the provided tool to unscrew and remove the necessary links.
• Method 2: Quick Adjustment:
1. Pull up forcefully on the link closest to the clasp until it lifts.
2. Move it inward into the clasp for adjustment.
3. Firmly push the link back into the clasp.

Nautilus Bracelet Adjustment:

• Pin Removal:
1. Identify the smooth side of the pin (do not remove from the notched side).
2. Align the pin removal tool with the smooth side and turn the knob until the pin head pushes out the other side.
3. Pull the pin out and reverse the process to reinsert it.