Wedding watch.

[geoffreyis]

Big day is coming up next weekend and have some decisions to make on the watch selection. Curious what everyone wore on there big day?

[cvo]

Sub with your tux.

[watchaholic777]

Go lange with your birthday suit

[denmanproject]

Proposed to and married my wife wearing my BLNR, it will never leave my collection

[mbalmz]

my now-wife gifted me a blue dial 15450st as an engagement/wedding watch, so that was a no brainer for me.

[nikesupremedunk]

Originally Posted by cvo

Sub with your tux.

I tried to wear my sub with a suit and didn't look right to me. For my wedding I wore my DJ (wedding gift) and DJ's look sharp with a suit or tux. Daytona (non ceramic bezel) looks really classy as well. But wear whatever feels the most special to you to commemorate your wedding day because you will always remember what you wore. Most importantly, enjoy the big day because it will go by in a flash and you probably won't even have time to look down on your wrist.

[calebb90]

No watch. This is one day where time shouldn’t matter. Live in the moment.

[NachoNeal]

What's the choice?

[Danny83]

Do you have a Daytona?

[dannyp]

I wore a 60s Movado that has belonged to my grandfather. At the time of my wedding I had three living grandparents (all in attendance) so I wore a watch that belonged to the grandfather who’d passed a few years before.

[KathleenL]

Originally Posted by dannyp

I wore a 60s Movado that has belonged to my grandfather. At the time of my wedding I had three living grandparents (all in attendance) so I wore a watch that belonged to the grandfather who’d passed a few years before.

Love this!

[KathleenL]

Originally Posted by nikesupremedunk

[snip] Most importantly, enjoy the big day because it will go by in a flash and you probably won't even have time to look down on your wrist.

When Hubs and I got married, I was wearing the rose gold watch that my father gave to my mother right before they were married. Just as we were pronounced husband and wife, I looked down at the watch and mentally noted the time - 7:12 p.m. Every year on our anniversary, we take a picture of where we are at 7:12 p.m. And every wedding we attend, we take note of what time the couple is pronounced as married, and we let them know what that time is. They've all been appreciative of that info.

So, whatever watch you decide to wear, take note of the time that you are married!

[HideMyWalletPlease]

It depends. Are you getting married: underwater? on an airplane, on a mountain, on a racetrack, on a yacht? at the whitehouse?

[MRBolton]

Proposed wearing my Pepsi, got married in my Pepsi, and had my groom’s cake as my Pepsi.

[MRBolton]

Seems the photo wouldn’t attach first go around. I had the time and date set on the cake to the ceremony start time.


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[HideMyWalletPlease]

Originally Posted by MRBolton

Seems the photo wouldn’t attach first go around. I had the time and date set on the cake to the ceremony start time.


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Thank you for this. I come here to feel normal compared to stuff like this. It’s like when Ed Norton went to all those support groups in fight club. You’re like my Meatloaf.

[MRBolton]

Originally Posted by HideMyWalletPlease

Thank you for this. I come here to feel normal compared to stuff like this. It’s like when Ed Norton went to all those support groups in fight club. You’re like my Meatloaf.

By being on a watch forum and having the better part of 1,000 posts, you’re already not “normal.”

[Laostuh]

Originally Posted by MRBolton

Seems the photo wouldn’t attach first go around. I had the time and date set on the cake to the ceremony start time.


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Wow that's love right there. For both the watch and your special day. Awesome.
I wore my 116710LN on my wedding day as it was the only Rolex I owned at the time.

[MRBolton]

Originally Posted by Laostuh

Wow that's love right there. For both the watch and your special day. Awesome.
I wore my 116710LN on my wedding day as it was the only Rolex I owned at the time.

Thanks! I also have a Cellini which honestly would’ve fit the attire better. However, the GMT. was so much more special to me. Most guys around here get cakes themed for their university or something cheesy. My favorite hobby is watch collecting, so that’s what I went with!

[joejet]

Originally Posted by denmanproject

Proposed to and married my wife wearing my BLNR, it will never leave my collection

Just to be clear the wife or the watch?

[gordonite]

Mine was Rolex Explorer and still become my only watch till this day. Thinking of getting another one (the watch of course, not the obvious), still could not find any better than the 36 Explorer.

[RoRoRo]

Cartier Tank Solo XL with croc strap (what it was originally released with)

The tux is meant to be worn to give a blank “canvas” to your bride’s outfit. I felt the tank solo also added to this appeal.

[Blake Townsend]

I purchased a vintage Tudor for my wedding, but I actually preferred to wear my Seiko Presage SARB065 Cocktail Time.

As previously mentioned, a Cariter Tank on a black alligator-embossed strap would be elegant with a black tuxedo.

[S52]

IWC Mark XV on black leather strap gifted from my Grandfather the day before the ceremony

[Kliminator]

Yellow gold DD40

[Tedwood]

My new Explorer 124270, paired nicely earlier this year with black tie.

[Tanalasta]

SubC 116060

I wore the watch that meant the most to me. And had been worn almost every day since I got
It


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[GradyPhilpott]

Do not wear a watch to your own wedding.

To me, it just seems crass and shallow.

[jimcameron]

Originally Posted by GradyPhilpott

Do not wear a watch to your own wedding.

To me, it just seems crass and shallow.

That has never stopped a true TRF'er

[nGage7962]

Did not wear a watch to my wedding ... because I was piss poor and did not own one!