Thin Watches for Gentlemen?
During my recent walks with Seikos I wore every Seiko I owned when the project started, and another twenty or so that I borrowed, shopped for, and/or purchased. In the process, I came across a number of what I would like to call GENTLEMEN'S watches. NOTE:...
Undoubtedly a beauty! Worth overlooking that extra mm or so of thickness from the guilloché work on the dial
Or perhaps it's the protective bezel around the outer edge. Cheers, Cazalea
I concur, watches for gentlemen should never be too thick nor too big.
Ideally a gentleman's watch should be under 40mm (exceptions can be made here); as a gentleman shouldn't conspicuously check the time too often (it's an insult to the host that the party is boring) and a smaller watch is less conspicuous in my logic. And ...
Patrick, I had you in mind when I wrote this, in fact if I'd known how I'd have published it under your byline
I checked on the Bulgari before you posted - the thinnest is about 5.25mm but most of them are 6.95 or thicker. Certainly with thin watches, the larger the diameter the more they feel like a dinner plate strapped to your wrist. There are several Ultra-Thi...
I don't disagree... That Bulgari is a whole different animal... It's a sportier Ultra Thin Watch that's going for a modern aesthetic...
Most traditional watch brands are very traditional and very classic. The less traditional ones are SUPER modern. Like MB&F and URWERK, they make things that look like they came from the future where space travel exists. Piaget models are become so thin th...
Not quite thin, but here’s a rare one: Credor by Genta
Or so it is claimed. I haven’t researched it fully yet. Cazalea ...
Very nice group; I would add something with an AP 2120/Vacheron 1120 movement.
The only one I have at this time has a date, so I am disqualified.
