Print My Watch

Try On Any Watch Before You Buy.

Stop guessing how a watch will look on your wrist. We built a free tool that generates 1:1 scale paper templates for a growing database of watches — and you can input your own custom sizes too. Print it out, try it on, and know exactly how it fits before you spend the money.

Currently tracking the top 50 most searched watches — and adding more all the time.

Select Brand

Select Model

Select a watch above to preview its sizing template.

Paper Size

When printing, always select 100% scale or Actual Size in your printer dialog. Never use “Fit to Page” or “Scale to Fit”. Use the calibration square on the template to verify accuracy before cutting.

How It Works

Step 1: Find Your Watch

Search our database for the watch you want, or use “Custom Watch” to enter your own specs. We use the exact case diameter and the critical lug-to-lug measurement.

Step 2: Print the Template

Pick your paper size (US Letter or A4) and download the free PDF. Make sure your printer is set to “100% Scale” or “Actual Size” — never “Fit to Page”.

Step 3: Cut and Try It On

Measure the 1-inch calibration square with a ruler to verify accuracy. Cut out the watch, wrap the paper straps around your wrist, and see exactly how it wears.

Why Case Diameter Does Not Tell the Whole Story

If you are buying a watch online, the standard case diameter (like 40mm) only tells you half the story. The real secret to how a watch fits is the lug-to-lug distance — the vertical measurement from top strap to bottom strap. A 39mm watch with long straight lugs can feel huge on the wrist. Meanwhile, a 42mm watch with curved compact lugs can wear perfectly on a smaller wrist.

We created Print My Watch to map the exact lug-to-lug and case width dimensions onto standard printer paper. Whether you have a 6-inch wrist or an 8-inch wrist, our paper templates give you a real physical idea of how the watch fits. It is a lot better than just guessing.

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