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Use these Apple Watch printouts to make a size decision - igo2fix

Use these Apple Watch printouts to make a size decision

Posted on March 11, 2015 by admin

Apple Watch printouts atop a Pebble Steel.
Jason Cipriani/CNET

After the
Apple Watch
event Monday, the No. 1 question I keep getting asked is: What size should I get? To which my reply has been, “I have no idea.” The truth is, until you physically try the 38mm and 42mm watch housings on your wrist, you’re not going to know.

Apple provided a life-size photo within the Apple Store app for iOS; it gives you a good idea of the screen size, but it doesn’t even come close when trying to figure out how it will look on your arm.

Naturally, it didn’t take the Apple enthusiasts to come up with a workaround; and it couldn’t be simpler.

As covered by The Loop, Kirk McElhearn took screenshots of the two different sizes and created a PDF containing the shots. As long as you print out the document at its original size (so, 100 percent in your printer settings) you have a true-to-scale replica of the two watch sizes.

You’re free to cut them out, tape them on your wrist, glue the cutout atop an old watch or whatever floats your boat. Sure, it’s not perfect, but it’s better than trying to tape your iPhone to your wrist.

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