For the jacket Ihave this problem with, I just fold the top of the sleeve back.

 

My knit sleeves extend to the hand. My watch is high enough up that it doesn't stretch them. However, I don't wear anything bigger than 40mm x 13mm and more often 38mm x 11mm. Do you wear a larger watch?

 

Pretty much all are divers. 40-45mm some are rather tall, as much as 15mm. But I still have an issues with the smaller thinner watches.

 

I find this to be a pain with Natos

 

You've GOT to be kidding me! .... Never in my life have I ever heard such!

You must be a young millennial because only millennials could possibly have such a damn crazy problem like that.

My advice .... stop wearing tight sweaters (and skinny jeans, too, for that matter).

Honestly, I feel like I must be on one of those PUNKED tv shows.

OkeefenokeeJoe

 

Sorry, not an entitled sweater & skinny jeans wearing hipster millennial. Just a 46 y.o. sweatshirt and jeans guy with a damn crazy problem. I guess people who wear sleeveless flannel shirts wouldn't have such a problem.

 

Yeah I have that problem with some Tommy Bahama half zip flips too. For bigger watches I just push the watch forward outside the cuff. Smaller ones fit inside the cuff ok.

 

I avoid knit cuffs for the aformentioned reason and opt for dressier pullovers without them...

 

So let me get this right that stretchy stuff that makes up the end of the sleeve of your sweat shirt stretches too much?

Since you are able to attach it outside the sleeve your wrists can't be very big, since I could never do that with any band I own, tighten the strap on your wrist and wear your sweatshirt, you sure can't be stretching it too much, with any watch.

As far as stretching, it's a freaking sweatshirt, in your entire life you never pulled up your cuffs towards your elbows? Seriously, wearing it attached to the cuff? Try that look and this question at a football game. Ask the refs (they wear watches) it should make for a great moment.

Good luck in solving how to fit something under something that stretches.

 

So let me get this right that stretchy stuff that makes up the end of the sleeve of your sweat shirt stretches too much?

Since you are able to attach it outside the sleeve your wrists can't be very big, since I could never do that with any band I own, tighten the strap on your wrist and wear your sweatshirt, you sure can't be stretching it too much, with any watch.

As far as stretching, it's a freaking sweatshirt, in your entire life you never pulled up your cuffs towards your elbows? Seriously, wearing it attached to the cuff? Try that look and this question at a football game. Ask the refs (they wear watches) it should make for a great moment.

Good luck in solving how to fit something under something that stretches.

Easy there Tiger...

 

I have had the same issue. I hate cuffs that have been stretched too much, as a result I have started wearing my thinner watches under the cuffs.
And if it does not fit under the cuff, I try to either change the watch or sweatshirt.

 

Just giving some tough love mpalmer to a 46 year old. Was at the football game yesterday, lots of big watches and sweatshirts, no one was wearing their watch like they were on a lunar EVA or on a dive.

But hey if this is really a "thing," I'll follow this thread tonight while wearing a g-shock and a sweatshirt, just like yesterday, waiting for the solution.