Horological Meandering

To any of you who are over the fence, I encourage you to give it a try. You will not regret it. At the office, since I work for an official health program. BTW I disinfect my watch frequently, since it may be a fomite. We also wear surgical masks, googles...  

Maybe i'll come around one day.

Watches always seem to look better on the other. One day I had a mini GTG with other purist friend and we exchanged watches. I lent him my Seiko 6109-8110 captain Willard and he lent me his beautiful Breguet Type XX. We were laughing because we couldn’t t... 

A lovely watch and great fit IMO. Wear it in good health. Regards

Try “vintage military watch” on the bay and you will find Interesting stuff... Best regards. René

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. . . but love wearing . . . . . . 33. ...  

But full of charisma! Beautiful Omega 👍🏼 Wear it in good health. René

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32 and 33 mm: ...  

Also historically important. Nice, nice, nice! Regards. René

But then they are not small anymore. More like medium or standard. And it’s okay! There’s much joy in diversity. Best. René

I've found that when trying a smaller watch on for the first time it often looks too small. So I go look at it on my wrist in a mirror to see it as others will see it on me. I'm usually surprised that from this perspective they don't look too small at.

Te more you wear them, the more you get used and enjoy them! Best. René

Also, when watching movies, I have noticed that many well dressed men wear “small” watches and they look perfect. Or almost. Thanks for your comment. Best. René

But much too small for my 18,7 cm wrist, I need 38 mm to 42 mm. Best, -- Richard.

Even though I have seen big guys wearing small watches and they look manly and elegant still. For you, maybe we would up the bar to 35-37? Just imagine all those rough guys (maybe our own grandpas) at the middle of the last century, and what did they wear...