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Not so much in my case.
My life is simple: I do not wear black. Actually, even simpler, on most days I do not wear a belt or socks (or, for that matter, footwear other than sandals). Nearly all my watches have bracelets or brown bands. (There are a couple of exceptions that have fabric bands in khaki, blue, or, in one case for a diving watch, black). Thus, I can pretty much wear any combination I own. I tend to calibrate the formality of the watch to the formality of the occasion, but I do that with my clothing also. Conflicts generally do not seem to arise.
I have a confession . . .
The vast majority of the time, I select my watch based upon the clothing I am wearing. In other words, I get dressed first, without regard to what watch I will wear, then select a watch to match my clothing. However, occasionally, before I select my daily...
Ha. Yes!
All too frequently I will choose my shoes and belt according to the watch that I intend to wear, and subsequently my clothes based on my watch/shoes/belt choices. Oh well, they say admitting you have a problem is the first step to recovery! You are not al...
I am in recovery
This phase is behind me now. I actually get dressed and put the same watch on day after day and love my watch. It is possible, brother!
i have the opposite problem...
... i have a desire to wear this or that watch, and i match my cloth according. Now the problem, is that sometimes, in the process, i realize that the combo with shoes and belt, shirts, jackets,... works better with another watch ...lol.... usually, its e...
i have no co ordination sense at all when it comes to watches
i'll wear a Freak with jeans and T shirt, a scratched and battered Speedmaster with a jacket and tie. as i rarely wear anything other than Jeans and T shirts it seems all my watches suit that type of clothing whether they are gold, steel or plastic. my na...
Yet another confession
Ahh, I must admit that I to...have this problem. My dilemma is that I have an ever expanding collection of fine watches. But my work requires a bit of elbow grease so i am normally confined to my "watch that started it all" an Omega during the work week. ...
Me too!
I an also an addict even though my collection is just starting and my pockets are not as deep as most other members here ;D However, my fashion sense is no match to you guys. I could wear a dressy watch (RG Langematik) on a weekend during the day wearing ...
My confession...
I have three wedding bands to match the watches. My platinum wedding set goes with most of the watches, my late mother in law's pink gold band for the RG ones, and recently I went out an bought a plain yellow gold band to match the yellow gold (vintage) o...
Are you kidding?
Personally I couldn't care less if my outfit doesn't match my watch but let me get this straight: The thought process that goes into the watch that I should be wearing for the occassion by far outweight the thoughts on the clothes I put on!!! And if it re...
Not so much in my case.
My life is simple: I do not wear black. Actually, even simpler, on most days I do not wear a belt or socks (or, for that matter, footwear other than sandals). Nearly all my watches have bracelets or brown bands. (There are a couple of exceptions that have...
Watchaholics Anonymous...
Welcome Craig! Feel free to show us some photographs of your watches and the accompanying garb! Horological haber dashery.
Very Amusing, I have a very similar problem...
I open the wine list before the menu when dining. My wife will ask what I am having and I will look up confused to say I have no idea... cannot tell if it is a Pinot Noir evening, Bordeaux and if Bordeax do I feel like an austere St Estephe or a more deli...
i didn't know...
..one had to wear clothes when wearing a nice watch. it's such a distraction! cheers, elliot
Often. I pick 2-3 watches the night before, wind and set them
then in the morning I choose which one to wear, then I look for clothes to match. That's just how it is... Mike aka Cazalea