piccolochimico (aka dsgalaxy1)
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I (partially) agree
I owned an IWC AMG in titanium (bracelet reference).
Although it was bulky (15 mm thick are too many for me), it was impressively light; i tried the steal model and it was a manhole.
I've been used to wear thin watches (one 15202, right now GP 8010), thus lightness and thickness do matter for me.
I am curious to try it on, because i love also the warm feeling of titanium
Finissimo ti
The general opinion about the relatively new Finissimo titanium is so positive that I had to try it on I think the shape might wear better on some wrist shapes... it happens to fit mine very well The concept is really fresh and it is a delight to wear I h...
Such a great watch
I really need to try one on in the titanium soon. I also really like the special edition version for their 5th Avenue (NY) store, with the blue markers. I'm not usually one for boutique editions like that, but I find it appealing.
In my experience, Titanium watches are so light that you don't notice you're wearing one.
It's almost uncomfortably light because it doesn't feel real. Did you have a similar impression from the weight?
I like small watches and I do not wear gold
So you could say I am used to light watches that you barely feel on the wrist The best ones that made themselves forgotten on the wrist in the recent past have been a small Portugieser ref 3531 black, or IWC 3241 flieger Mark XII. An aluminium GP formula ...
I've tried on the Titanium Heuer 01 "Grey Phantom" on Ti Bracelet...
So light I had a difficult time believing a watch was on my wrist. Then I tried on Andrew's Carbon V4 and that made the Ti feel like a boat anchor in comparrison. Probably not a good idea for me to enjoy light watches or else most of my collectionwill go ...
I (partially) agree
I owned an IWC AMG in titanium (bracelet reference). Although it was bulky (15 mm thick are too many for me), it was impressively light; i tried the steal model and it was a manhole. I've been used to wear thin watches (one 15202, right now GP 8010), thus...