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No offense, OP, but if you draw the lines exactly through the enter of the post for the HMS hands and the center of the 6 o'clock index, it's pretty darned close to perfect. It's really hard to tell if your camera is exactly perpendicular to the same post and that can make a difference as well. If the camera isn't nadir (perfectly perpendicular) to the post, then you're trying to connect dots that aren't coplanar and you'll get errors every time.
#1 · Apologies as this might be a bit of a ramble, but no one at home or work interested! I am in the fortunate position to potentially spend around £3k on a watch, but really unsure if I should, or what would be the best for me. I have typically purchased lower cost, anything from £50 to £300, so it’s rather a jump, and big purchase for me.
#2 · how large is your wrist. 6.25? Missed it. It might be a little big for you. If I were you however, I would go for the 36mm OP. It is a beauty and basically the same watch #3 · My 214270 Mk2 in my 6.75" wrist. You're OK as long as the lugs don't extend beyond the confines of your wrist bones. #4 · I have the same wrist size and think it'll be too large. Without a sports bezel, the dial is large and has imposing wrist presence. #5 · I think i'll settle for a explorer114270 after all.
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