The Watch Thread - Part 9

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catseatfish

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I feel that with your wrist size. The watch is too small for you.
The formal one
Who say black tux cannot wear tudor bb?

Lol, I still thought a big too big for me. Now modern can wear almost anything of course, barring the G-shocks. But I wanted to go vintage. Read online that there was a guideline that traditional dress watches should range from 34-40mm. Wearing double cuffs also, so I wanted something slim enough to slip under the cuffs without difficulty.
 

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Lol, I still thought a big too big for me. Now modern can wear almost anything of course, barring the G-shocks. But I wanted to go vintage. Read online that there was a guideline that traditional dress watches should range from 34-40mm. Wearing double cuffs also, so I wanted something slim enough to slip under the cuffs without difficulty.

Lol you think that Longines too big for you?!?!
40mm shld suit you better.
The one you bought. Tooooo small man. Lol
But if you like it. Can liao haha
 

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Lol you think that Longines too big for you?!?!
40mm shld suit you better.
The one you bought. Tooooo small man. Lol
But if you like it. Can liao haha

It's actually not too small for a dress watch. But the design is sorely lacking some length contribution by lugs to improve the proportions
 

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It's actually not too small for a dress watch. But the design is sorely lacking some length contribution by lugs to improve the proportions

nooooooooooooo. is the wrist tooo big for the watch. haha

dress best sizes 38-41.
for me la.

but if you have a huge wrist and you wanna pull of 35-38mm. abit weird right

it's like getting the rock to wear a 38mm calatrava.
the watch probably tear itself. lol
 

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http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/eat-drink-man-woman-16/%24500-automatic-watch-kym-5321174.htm

Got people say here many fake watches woh ☝

Sent from the cloudy mountain using GAGT

whos care... if anyone dare to challenge me i will challenge him/her back if watch is fake i lost double the watch price to him if watch is real he/she pay for my watch price.. i believe almost all no balls to challenge one... mostly are kids who cant even afford a proper seiko;)
 

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Managed to up my budget for my dress watch and got this Longines:

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Doesn't seem to be popular, but at this price, it was really difficult to find something at 36mm and so thin.

This is the other watch I received as a gift for my upcoming wedding:

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The Tudor will be for the church reception, less formal, and the Longines for the dinner wearing with a black tux.

Good choice that Longines. Fits u perfectly. Aim for jlc ultra thin. Even better
 

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Wah... From DW to JLC. That escalated quickly. My dream dress watch would be the Calatrava. Heh. That one need to work for a bit longer lar hor.
 

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SRP639 for me.
Yup.. hefty piece of thing. I think in times of need can take off watch and pia zui with it :eek:

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My day job not a photographer, not earning money from it, also can call amateur right? My standard still far far away from some photographer bros here.:s13:
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你白的,我黑的。
 
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