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tim But the matching is because of the physical size and contact area of the coil and not the resistance as such, you can make an x ohm coil in many different sizes by using different diameter wire. A mute point when kittyvape just has stock coils to choose from and I have probably only muddied the waters in this thread. You don't match watts to ohms, you match coils size, wicking and airflow to watts.

The fowling has nothing to do with stock sub tank coils just rebuildable coils:
Take a 2 mm wick and a target resistance of 1 ohm and you can make your Kanthal coil in all these ways (E: I have added the optimum watts at the end of each line)
1 wrap of 0.113 mm (37 AWG) < 1 W
2 wraps of 0.16 mm (34 AWG) 1.4 W
3 wraps of 0.202 mm (32 AWG) 3 W
4 wraps of 0.24 mm 4 W
5 wraps of 0.272 mm 6 W
6 wraps of 0.3 mm 8 W
7 wraps of 0.329 mm 10 W
...
14 wraps of 0.493 mm 30 W
...
43 wraps of 1 mm 300 W

most of them very silly and you just wouldn't, but all are 1 ohm.