what size the slot, I can keep watch 50mm?
1546032
The slots are all decent size 50. mm watch should be a tight squeeze but you should be able to fit
379886
what size your looking? 1 or 2 mm not make to much deference, i think, the chain has some space, in my case i was looking for 110mm then i found one for 113 and is working, i did a race 50 miles and was good no problems at all, good lock, just in case keep looking .........
1280793
The 12mm one below works for me.I replaced mine right after I got it. Don't tighten it too much when you put it on.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00M6TMAN8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1
125287
Hi Matt, i'm not quite sure of the wrist band size but I replaced the rubber one that came with with. I used a regular stretch band from another wrist watch I own. As far as I know they are all interchangeable. Used a set of precision screwdrivers to change it out. Defenetly an upgrade from the original. Only takes a couple of min. to do. Rick
292360
Well check the threading. Mine was a 52mm but the adapter rings will adjust up to 58mm.
150789
I should fit a variety of sizes. There are tons of holes to latch it. I have a 7.4inch wrist and it fits me (i switched to the slim strap (sold separate) that I like better) but the original band fits fine.
1475786
Looking at the strap I think the only way is to send it to the shop. And base on my experienxe with my other timex...its probably not worth the money. I have a t8mex with a broken strap that cost and to change athe strap will coat me 45...
1658870
You can use any "Ant" band from any brand. Like Garmin for example. It's compatible with your watch.
1013981
I'm using it with a 30mm (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001C5WMPI/ref=oh_details_o00_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) and fits without a problem.
1592032
Hi, No - I have lots of big watches, and they will not fit here. I use this for large pendants and they fit from a width perspective but are sometimes tight from a depth perspective. There is some good clearance on the top when you close the case, as the glass panel doesn't fit snugly against the base of the case, but your watch would not "curl" up and fit into a single slot. You could probably put the watch face within one of the slots, and then drape the band over and let it "spill" into the adjacent slots. But watches would only fit face up, not on their sides. It's not deep enough. I will try some of my big watches tonight, just to be sure, and reply again tomorrow. UPDATE - tried it last night and didn't like how the watches worked. I'd say NO.
1211903
You can mount you watch and I'm sure it'll fit. but in a transition it would take time to release it.
980794
Not sure I understand how to answer, compared to my other watches it's a comparable size. I'd considered it full.
1062138
I just measured my tamper before responding. It looks to be exactly 50mm. So, yes, I would say it is really 50 mm. Good Luck.
1030038
I can't remember the specific size but its the small flat watch batteroes . 2 were included with mine
1820364
The person i bought it for doesn't have any watches that size. The max size he has is around 46mm (michael kors) and it holds those fine.
413461
My scope mount like this one is mounted on a .22 rifle which has a dovetail groove style mount. I have only a 40 mm scope with plenty of room. If your mount is similar to mine I would say your 50mm would have a 1/4" clearance. Hope this might help.
1998796
It worked fine for me with the 50mm end. It's heading the trash can now though, it couldn't take my dishwasher and decided to disintegrate as it was "washed".