The Watch Thread - Part 6

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SkyScraper

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I just got 8 days last week :D

Totally agree with you on Ball watches.
I always recommend Ball watch for those wanting to start into luxury watch..
Take step by step slow.... dont chiong till Rolex unless U got too much cash :D

please save your breath in edmw ;);)
 

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but ball cost 4 figures right?
or its 3 figure same as tissot?

loving my visodate till today. haha 1 year already.

the perfect dress watch. minimal, solid and discreet.
but of course, a JLC Thin moonphase master control will be awesome to have. haha
 

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but ball cost 4 figures right?
or its 3 figure same as tissot?

loving my visodate till today. haha 1 year already.

the perfect dress watch. minimal, solid and discreet.
but of course, a JLC Thin moonphase master control will be awesome to have. haha

I havent come across a 3 figure ball watch. Maybe there is. But most of the Ball watch i asked ranging from 1.3K to 3K after discount.. depend on which model you are looking at.
 

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I havent come across a 3 figure ball watch. Maybe there is. But most of the Ball watch i asked ranging from 1.3K to 3K after discount.. depend on which model you are looking at.

ya lor.
so those look below the 4 figure mark, tissot visodate is the way to go.

if not, powermatic 80. but the face bigger and got a thicker case. haha
 

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Sharing some dress pieces. You can have a look at the Longines piece in the center and the Heuer piece beside it. Somewhere around 36mm - 38mm would be good if your body frame is not too large.

I find the Visodate, Frederique constant wearing big on my wrist as mine is about 6.1 in. Hence, wrist size plays a part in deciding your ideal dress watch.


Dear Sir, how do you measure your wrist size? Thanks in advance
 

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sat on my armchair and spotted a photo opportunity, lol
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