The Watch Thread - Part 4

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Henabi

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guys... just wanna check one thing about audemars piguet royal oak

Those with AP wording on the watch dial is it automatic or quartz?
 

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Mine's abt the same as yours... but i find anything more than 44mm will look too big on me (except for g-shock :D)

I think the trend is going to the direction of big watches as everything I saw a lot of youngsters wearing big watch on their small wrist.
 

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Got this retro casio world timer for $21 today.. Lol..

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Yea, big watch seems like the current trend.. I was wearing big fashion watches before getting my omega.. Haha.. But even tho the omega is smaller, it look nice on the wrist.. :) the fashion big watches with big dial are nice but when the lugs stick out too much from your wrist, it does feel a bit weird.. :(
 

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Haha but I'm still only thinking about it only. Might or might not get hehe.

Jie jie.. Very nice leh.. Pair it with your coming watch and it will be perfect.. No vit m buy many watches is OK, buy many different colour hook bracelet and wear it along with the watch and somehow the feeling when look in the mirror is totally different.. Much healthier for vit m.. :D
 

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I think regarding the sizing etc can email them and ask?

Not sure if local retail outlets carry them. It will be great if we can try them on. :)

I have one. Bought one for gf too. Soon Lee brought it in after I bought direct from them. Guys need a medium at least.
 
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