schmendeler said:

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I think with a bezel that chunky, 37mm might be too small as a guy's watch. But maybe it could work. Though I agree with the above, not a fan of two-tone.

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For the last 80 years, 37mm has been fine for a man's watch.

Farmer1906 said:

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schmendeler said:

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I think with a bezel that chunky, 37mm might be too small as a guy's watch. But maybe it could work. Though I agree with the above, not a fan of two-tone.

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For the last 80 years, 37mm has been fine for a man's watch.

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Sure. If you have tiny little bird wrists.

TXAG 05 said:

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Farmer1906 said:

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schmendeler said:

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I think with a bezel that chunky, 37mm might be too small as a guy's watch. But maybe it could work. Though I agree with the above, not a fan of two-tone.

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For the last 80 years, 37mm has been fine for a man's watch.

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Sure. If you have tiny little bird wrists.

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Let me guess. You have a nice dinner plate on your wrist you call a watch.

Farmer1906 said:

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TXAG 05 said:

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Farmer1906 said:

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schmendeler said:

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I think with a bezel that chunky, 37mm might be too small as a guy's watch. But maybe it could work. Though I agree with the above, not a fan of two-tone.

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For the last 80 years, 37mm has been fine for a man's watch.

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Sure. If you have tiny little bird wrists.

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Let me guess. You have a nice dinner plate on your wrist you call a watch.

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Not at all. My sweet spot is 41-42 MM. anything bigger than that looks like something you find at a gas station.

Farmer1906 said:

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TXAG 05 said:

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Farmer1906 said:

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schmendeler said:

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I think with a bezel that chunky, 37mm might be too small as a guy's watch. But maybe it could work. Though I agree with the above, not a fan of two-tone.

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For the last 80 years, 37mm has been fine for a man's watch.

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Sure. If you have tiny little bird wrists.

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Let me guess. You have a nice dinner plate on your wrist you call a watch.

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Let me guess. You have an inflated image of yourself and are oblivious to that fact that people around you just don't get why you have some false sense of security and false confidence. You're lacking something in your life and you try to the fill the whole with a fake ego and sense of style…and then you tell yourself that other people value that opinion.

Relax, I'm partially joking with you. But honestly, nobody cares about your opinion here. Unless you're just trolling, in that case continue on. I enjoy the entertainment provided by a dedicated troll.

I have exactly what you described, but it's not for sale. It was a gift from my parents when I graduated from A&M. They said, "It's not fancy but maybe you'll get five or six years out of it." Forty years later it's still running. I wouldn't trade it for the world.

I have a 1960s Rolex that's 36mm and I will still wear it on occasion, but it's definitely on the small side these days. I don't have a big wrist and think 40mm is the sweet spot personally with most pieces 38-42 realistically working.

I actually bought an early 1950s Omega g6518 for my girlfriend recently. It was a men's watch back then and measures a whopping 32mm. Fun observation on that piece, it actually has an inscription on the case back from a wife to her husband for his 60th birthday which means if she bought it new then the original owner of that watch was born in the 1800s.

SquirrellyDan said:

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Farmer1906 said:

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TXAG 05 said:

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Farmer1906 said:

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schmendeler said:

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I think with a bezel that chunky, 37mm might be too small as a guy's watch. But maybe it could work. Though I agree with the above, not a fan of two-tone.

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For the last 80 years, 37mm has been fine for a man's watch.

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Sure. If you have tiny little bird wrists.

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Let me guess. You have a nice dinner plate on your wrist you call a watch.

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Let me guess. You have an inflated image of yourself and are oblivious to that fact that people around you just don't get why you have some false sense of security and false confidence. You're lacking something in your life and you try to the fill the whole with a fake ego and sense of style…and then you tell yourself that other people value that opinion.

Relax, I'm partially joking with you. But honestly, nobody cares about your opinion here. Unless you're just trolling, in that case continue on. I enjoy the entertainment provided by a dedicated troll.

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Are you still mad I made fun of the guy wearing a dive watch with a suit?

Listen, I am sure you wear you 46mm watches with your jordans think you're cool. And if you believe it, then you are. You do you. I'll do me. And I'll do it right.

Farmer1906 said:

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SquirrellyDan said:

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Farmer1906 said:

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TXAG 05 said:

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Farmer1906 said:

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schmendeler said:

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I think with a bezel that chunky, 37mm might be too small as a guy's watch. But maybe it could work. Though I agree with the above, not a fan of two-tone.

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For the last 80 years, 37mm has been fine for a man's watch.

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Sure. If you have tiny little bird wrists.

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Let me guess. You have a nice dinner plate on your wrist you call a watch.

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Let me guess. You have an inflated image of yourself and are oblivious to that fact that people around you just don't get why you have some false sense of security and false confidence. You're lacking something in your life and you try to the fill the whole with a fake ego and sense of style…and then you tell yourself that other people value that opinion.

Relax, I'm partially joking with you. But honestly, nobody cares about your opinion here. Unless you're just trolling, in that case continue on. I enjoy the entertainment provided by a dedicated troll.

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Are you still mad I made fun of the guy wearing a dive watch with a suit?

Listen, I am sure you wear you 46mm watches with your jordans think you're cool. And if you believe it, then you are. You do you. I'll do me. And I'll do it right.

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And by the same token, if wearing women's watches is your thing, do what makes you happy.

All those "Greatest Generation" guys who didn't know their 34mm Air Kings were women's watches.

BBRex said:

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All those "Greatest Generation" guys who didn't know their 34mm Air Kings were women's watches.

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To be fair...they had more practical reasons to wear the smaller watches

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Sorry graduated 94. My bad. Was thinking about when I joined another group affiliated with ATM. Son is a class of 2022 and other son is USMA (westpoint).

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No, I think schmendeler wanted you to tell him more about the watch.

Thanks

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BBRex said:

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All those "Greatest Generation" guys who didn't know their 34mm Air Kings were women's watches.

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Bunch of girly men.

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**** you, my late father's 34mm Air King was his pride and joy until the day he died.

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Farmer1906 said:

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BBRex said:

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All those "Greatest Generation" guys who didn't know their 34mm Air Kings were women's watches.

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Bunch of girly men.

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**** you, my late father's 34mm Air King was his pride and joy until the day he died.

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I think he was being facetious.

Risky joke.

bthotugigem05 said:

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Farmer1906 said:

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BBRex said:

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All those "Greatest Generation" guys who didn't know their 34mm Air Kings were women's watches.

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Bunch of girly men.

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**** you, my late father's 34mm Air King was his pride and joy until the day he died.

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Go back and reread instead of being instantly offended.