For relatively large organic molecules (containing 16 non-hydrogen atoms each), anhydrodeoxythymidines, three- ((3)J(HH)) and two-bond ((2)J(HH)) H-1-H-1 and one-bond H-1-C-13 ((1)J(CH)) spin-spin coupling constants (J-couplings) were determined both experimentally and theoretically using NMR spectroscopy and density functional theory (DFT). A very good agreement between DFT-predicted and measured values was obtained for (3)J(HH) (rmsd = 0.4 Hz). (2)J(HH) and 1JCH were underestimated relative to the experiment. For all J-couplings investigated, noncontact contributions were negligible or canceled each other out. In general, the level of agreement between DFT and experiment is very promising.