Watch dilemma, care to share your opinions?
What are your experiences with PRX 40mm gold? Does anyone wear it on 7 inch wrist; how is the fit?
Any experiences with Seiko Solar watches? Are they comparable to Citizen?
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You have to try on the PRX to see if it will be right for you but I would say the 40mm PRX still will be on the larger side for a 7 inch wrist. If you have flat wrists, then you maybe able to pull it off or the 35mm option is better.
Seiko solar models are solid, not much different to Citizen. Better than the quartz module you would get in the PRX.
I have a 7 inch wrist and I think the 40mm looked too big on me, where as the 35mm looks small until you put it on your wrist.
If I recall that Seiko is very thick on wrist. I like the PRX.
Both are not my cup of tea at all. I like the Tissot but the non-gold metal version.
I wear a PRX on an 8 inch wrist. This angle may provide some context as to how it would sit on a 7inch wrist.
PRX wears larger than 40mm b/c of integrated bracelet and flat case. You should also see it in person. I know the watch is popular but it does not appeal to me at all.
Citizen is more known for solar than Seiko so I would urge you to go with Citizen over Seiko but I honestly don't know the movement differences. My guess is there is not too much of a difference for the affordable models. For high end solar, go Citizen. The 0100 movement is incredible.
The PRX will fit fine… but (imo) it is a watch you could get tired of in the lung run. The Seiko/citizen are more daily watches… I own a PRX and I love it