Case thickness measures the distance between a watch’s front crystal and its back, typically ranging from 6mm to 15mm. It dictates wrist presence, comfort under shirt cuffs, and durability. Thinner cases suit formal wear and office workers, while thicker ones appeal to divers and adventurers needing robust construction. Enthusiasts and buyers use this spec to balance style with practicality.
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