/fa/ - Fashion

>>15856863
Thanks to all that read my post. Especially those that replied.
>>15856879
>>15856880
>>15857101 yes, even you
>>15857217
>>15857435
I've got a G square that is my actual tool / beater / work watch. Eventually I'd like to get a dress watch when the time comes and I have saved up. A new Rolex OP (or used DJ) is a great all around watch but it just isn't a dress watch or the most fun business casual watch around. Frankly, I don't like the current colours and lack of something between 36 and 41.

I've had a 36.5 and a 40mm watch which taught me around 38mm is ideal. Another consideration is that bracelet comfort really matters. Omega has an Aqua Terra and a Seamaster that are around 38 and titanium which might work out.

My next step is to try the 38 on at an AD to really see how comfortable it is.

Last point to share regarding Grand Seiko, Breitling and Tudor - I can see the appeal but Rolex and Omega just seem to hit the right balance. I also like G Shocks because they do what they do really well.