Newest Portugieser Yacht Club Chrono size?

I wonder if some owner of the newest (specified at 43.5 mm) Portugieser Yacht Club Chrono could take the exact size data?
(I need it because it has a similar case shape - with having a larger-than-case-bezel - to the Aquatimer Chrono 3767, which is specified at 44 mm from factory but in reality has a CASE diameter at 43.5 mm and BEZEL diameter at 45.5 mm.) So I'm guessing it may have a case size of approx. 42 mm while having a bezel size of 43.5-44 mm...?
Thx for any input!

Roberto,
I tried to take the measures as good as possible without having an ultra precise measuring instrument at hand.
You guessed very well, the case has a diameter of about 42 mm, the bezel reaches the official value of 43.5 mm.
I hope I could be of some assistance.

ps: If you think about this watch - the size should not be a reason to step back. It wears very comfortable and does not look oversized on my tiny 16.5 cm wrist. I can strongly recommend it :-)

Jochen,

thanks a lot for your efforts! These are the data that I just wanted to know! If you can have a few wrist-shots from not too close that could be of help - either here or directly to me. My wrist is 6.75" that is cca. 17 cm, more or less your size. (Hairy which might "show off" :) a bit...)
I think black dial looks a bit less large than the white one... a 40 mm size would be perfect, maybe without the crown protecting shoulders - but that would be a different watch :) I'm playing with the idea of this one too, that's the original question for.
Thx again!
Best regards,
Robert

Please don´t be too critical - I am no foto pro, but I did my best to capture some useful pics with my smartphone.

Jochen, may you help to measure the lug-to-lug length? Thanks

Ouch.... sooooo nice!!!

Great pictures that do justice to how different that gorgeous dial can look!

Thanks,

Bob

Edward,
the distance from lug to lug is 53 mm, measured from and to the outmost tip of the lug.
Always happy to help.

Bob, thank you. Indeed the ardoise dial offers a spectacular variety of reflections. Some perspectives let the applied numbers literally glow on the background of this great sunburst dial. There is always a very high level of legibility, so function and optics go along with each other very nicely.

Thanks for the shots about this beauty! Looks really great! Enjoy!
Best,
Robert

Hey Roberto,

This previous post may bring back helpful details/infomation regarding to your current lug-to-lug  interest.

Andy