Thomas_3
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I like the Cellini, maybe it is
because I am getting a bit burnt out on
"sports/tool" watches. I am starting to fall into the
more refined, simple watches, I was never much on
multiple complications. But hey, that's just me.
Too big or not too big …?
Found those couple that I kinda liked despite never having thought about those models in the past… Just never realised whether it was too big for my wrist or not as I am usually one for the 35/36mm Best Kev ...
I’d say too big
Maybe the Daytona because it’s a tool watch. But I lean towards finding better alternatives. I would stay 38 max given the photos
The Daytona is definitely a match but there’s always a solution for thin wrists…!
Speaking from experience😉 ...
Daytona looks fine to me, the other one not so.
Sports watch is OK to wear a little bigger.
That Daytona looks to work perfectly on your wrist.
Still the best black dial iteration compared to the ceramic versions, imho
I always find the to big/small debate kind of moot. Lets face it oversized was/still is in fashion.
That being said the Cellini is more of a dress watch and does look kinda big on your wrist....but some people like that. The Daytona looks ok although some might consider it a bit oversized as well. I guess the tool watch argument could be made but is it ...
Maybe just a little too big, but you know better than us
because photos always make the watches look bigger. Best, Emmanuel
I like the Cellini, maybe it is
because I am getting a bit burnt out on "sports/tool" watches. I am starting to fall into the more refined, simple watches, I was never much on multiple complications. But hey, that's just me.
