Does the Withings Move fit extra large wrists?

According to Withings, the band for the Withings Move is meant to fit those with wrists between 5.5 inches and 7.9 inches. That's a fairly wide size range, but if you have wrists even larger than 7.9 inches, you're kind of out of luck, at least as far as the first-party bands go.

Luckily, you can swap out the bands on the Withings Move, much like you can with many other analog watches. The Move takes bands that are 18mm thick, which is a fairly thin band. But while 18mm bands are easy to find, bands that are also long enough to wrap around your wrist are not.

It's easy enough to find 18mm bands; it's a fairly standard watch band size. What's a little more difficult is finding a band that is both 18mm thin and long enough to fit wrists larger than 7.9 inches, or 200mm. If your wrists are only a little bit larger than that, you'll probably be looking for a band in the 210mm range. But if your wrists are somewhere in the 8.5-10 inches range, you'll need something longer.

You have a couple of options here. The biggest issue is that people with larger wrists tend to need, or at least want, a thicker watch band than 18mm. It's a fairly small size, so longer bands at that width are more difficult to come across. If you're dead set on the Withings Move, you do have some options. Benchmark and KR-NET both have 18mm straps available for larger wrists. For those with up to 10-inch wrists, Benchmark's band is a great, standard leather band that will fit your wrist. If your wrist goes up to around 12 inches, or about 300mm, check out KR-NET's double tour leather band.