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Both of those are huge factors. The traditional width measurement doesn't actually help that much.
The lug shape and bracelet interface also matter - with bracelets you should really measure from the point of no flexibility.... but how on earth can you do that in a a standardised way?
Severity of profile contributes a bit too. Something like a Nautilus has very rounded edges, so even the bigger models slim down. Whereas a lot of dive watches look like they sit high.
On the digi tuna - were you tempted to get the Pepsi bezel?