Reply With QuoteOhh yes. 6½ inch wrist here. Although it is a (very) large watch, it works due to the hooded lugs. Lugs are only 47mm apart, making sure the strap has a nice curve on both sides of the watch (thus hugging the wrist).
Apologies for the shaky image
Hi All,
I have to say I am loving this watch and its quality much more interesting than my other watches. My big surprise was that it feels so comfy on my small wrists and IMO looks quite OK too?
Any others on the forum?
M
Ohh yes. 6½ inch wrist here. Although it is a (very) large watch, it works due to the hooded lugs. Lugs are only 47mm apart, making sure the strap has a nice curve on both sides of the watch (thus hugging the wrist).
Apologies for the shaky image
Last edited by remember2; 22nd June 2015 at 19:02.
Hmmmm. Not for me, neither the size nor the design.
Bit of a fashion watch - enjoy it while you are young!
Hi all,
Anyone where to buy these in the UK. new or used?
Cheers,
M
Loads on Ebay. They cost more than I thought. (not suggesting they look cheap)Originally Posted by milwatch126
Great watches and definitely different
I found when I had one I never wore it and then missed it when I sold it
-a great watch especially the walnut wood case
They look great. Quite like sapenerva? (not sure of the spelling or exact name) the Finnish moon ones...
They have a large range in a jewellers in Kingston - can't remember the name but they also stock Bremont, Tudor and a few others. Not for me at all - I prefer a watch that is designed firstly for clarity - and they do seem quite pricey? - when I first sawbthem I thought it was a smart watch - due to the almost TV shape!
^ Chisholm Hunter in The Bentall Centre.
Possibly an over priced fashion watch ?
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