here you goQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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here you goQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
https://i.ibb.co/VCCQNpt/20220712-om...g9153-rvb.webp
perhaps a tad feminine for a watch??? well maybe not these days
yes it is a ladies watch but men's watches these days are too big for my skinny wrist. Academic anyway as I'm not going to pay that kind of money for a watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
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Just noticed the ‘day’ is in French, Barry will go batshit crazy!
maybe a lunar day watch. looks ok actually
Just arrived this Timex, eBay seller said strap was defective but I can’t find anything wrong with it.
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i liked those waterburys. nearly bought one
Not really - today is Monday after all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Still can't open the link, but I can understand your problem. IMO, today's men's watches are far too big, chunky and 'macho'. It's probably fashionable, but my watch of 50 years has a dial diameter of about 26.5mm:Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
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I hope the current trend for big watches has run it's course.
I also think that a lot of current men's watches (particularly Rolex) are too 'blingy'.
Nice, is that a yellow dial or just 'yellowed'? I have large hands and normal sized bone structure, but little muscle, so I also like to wear smaller watches, max 40mm, preferable size is 38mm, but also wear old 36mms. For me austere is the best look for watches, one or two colours, brushed metal rather than shiny, and absolutely no ****ing diamantes!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry