On a 47mm watch, the relationship between the dial opening and the strap is as important as the diameter stated on the page. The rubber strap begins immediately after the substantial lugs, so a side image and an image of the buckle side are worth reviewing before a decision. Buyers who want a smaller-looking wrist profile should compare the full case silhouette rather than focusing only on the dark material.
There is also a useful distinction between a watch that is merely large and one that is visually balanced at that size. On PAM00961, the rotating bezel, wide dial opening, crown guard, and rubber strap all need to read as one continuous profile. A clear three-quarter QC photograph helps a buyer judge that relationship before committing to the larger format.
The military-green rubber is central to the final look, not an afterthought. A clean buckle-side image helps confirm the strap fit and the transition from the dark case to the green band. That is the detail that turns PAM00961 from simply a carbon-look Submersible into its own configuration.