cazalea
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I think the Seiko 5 might be a good choice - because for $50-75 how can you go wrong?
I've never had one with bad enough timekeeping that I had to have it adjusted. The first I bought for myself
This is the one my wife prefers - she can read the numerals
This is the only Seiko 5 that I wear anymore
This is funky and very fun but I've gotten over it, so it languishes in the cabinet.
Introducing little princess to mechanical watches
Dear friends, I had a little talk with my little princess about watches after I suprised her stealing queen's one. In the past I used to put my watch on her ear and let her listen timepiece's heart beating.... and now she told me she'd like to wear one, b...
it depend but under 500€
You can find lot of vintage omega automatic in steel but, even that is maybe a to precious daily beater for a 8 years old young lady. BTW you can also check old longines and Lip. Or you can go for an accessory watch with a miyota like this one for under 1...
Here are a few vintage ideas.
Leather strap can be replaced with colorful nato. Don't think I am saying these exact watches but the small size vintage theme. The second is the mini Tudor sub. This one she wears only when she goes out with the parents and special ocassions not a school...
The mini sub is really great!
My daughter loves two watches: the Omega railmaster trilogy and the Tudor mini sub I showed her right now.... she'll have to wait a bit! Best, Max
The Tudor mini sub is a great choice that will last for years if not a generations.
It is not the watch for school but for all family events and special occasions it is perfect. My other choice would be to look at the Seiko line of watches for a robust watch that will also last but at a reasonable cost. It is also not colorful and can wo...
That's a REALLY nice looking JLC!
I'm a little surprised how fetching it is on the wrist, to be honest. My advice, hold off several years on making a purchase then get her a nice one (like this JLC). Hopefully she'll appreciate the gesture as an early teenager and demonstrate much TLC for...
You have already lit the candle so might as well indulge her with a starter piece. I dont get the charm of vintage unless its own heirloom piece. Kids never get attached to it and hav their.
....own full life to live. I wud luk into Nomos and get it insured. These two pieces luk quite lovely - playful yet worthy... ...
Ochs und junior made a “kid’s watch”
Called the Settmania Junior. I have one, being a kid at heart. It’s tough titanium and wasn’t very expensive - maybe around the Nomos price? You could ask them if they have any left. It’s not elegant, it's fun. And the complication shows the day of the we...
This is actually the first watch I thought of for her, but as far as I can see, I found only 42mm watches, too big for her wrist.
I'm also considering, even if a little too big, Hamilton Khaki Field and Seiko 5, but I have doubts on the accuracy of the last one (otherwise it'd be the right one). Best, Max
I think the Seiko 5 might be a good choice - because for $50-75 how can you go wrong?
I've never had one with bad enough timekeeping that I had to have it adjusted. The first I bought for myself This is the one my wife prefers - she can read the numerals This is the only Seiko 5 that I wear anymore This is funky and very fun but I've gotte...
Thanks for the advice cazalea! The little purist likes the snk809, the black dial version, since she likes to wear "sporty boy style".
I bet she'll change her mind when she'll be grown up Best, Max
Sharing your passion with your beloved ones has no price.
For everything else there's the credit card! Best, Max
Hello Max, lovely story!
And thanks for letting us help. Maybe you should hunt around. I have seen several Swiss Made vintage divers, small size (about 33mm) that have made me think of one for my boy, but at a latter age. Now he’s 3, and I already have a nice Ingersoll Mickey Mou...