• Apprentice
    30 May 2017, 4:12 p.m.

    Hello, I am going to be purchasing the Pilot's Chronograph soon (3777-14). My wrist size is anywhere between 6.25 - 6.4". I can't remember which hole I used when trying it on at the store, but I believe it was either the last hole or 2nd to last, and I recall still having some wiggle room. Basically, I could still fit another finger or two between my wrist and strap. I do recall when trying on the Big Pilot, I was using the 2nd to last hole for a comfortable fit.
    Would I benefit at all by going with an XS strap for the 3777? I just wouldn't want the strap to end up so short that I'm using the very first or 2nd hole. Thanks for any feedback!

  • Apprentice
    31 May 2017, 9:58 p.m.

    So I decided to go with the black alligator strap on a deployant clasp. The question still remains as to whether I should get the XS strap or not.
    When comparing the same style strap (on a deployant clasp)...one in standard length and one in XS, does anyone know the hole position difference to achieve the same fit? Basically, if one is using the last hole on a standard length, which hole would be used for the same fit in XS?

    I was told that these are the measurements when comparing the two size straps (both for use on a folding buckle)...
    Standard 145/55mm (7.87")
    Short 135/55mm (7.48")

    I'm not sure now that translates to the hole positions.

    Thanks in advance!

  • Master
    1 Jun 2017, 5:55 p.m.

    If you have a small wrist and have a deployant clasp, try the XS strap especially for deployants. They have special proportions.