Thin is in according to Watch Time

[baybombers]

Originally Posted by dalip

simply buy what you like .....bigger will always be here. As will 36mm gents remain popular for certain ages/regions etc.

Also, why knock those that enjoy a bigger watch than you? Your personal tastes are just that....personal.

+1

[Chipmunk]

There's thin and there's thick......

and there is Sexy.

[B. Doggy]

Originally Posted by apeogre

I guess its time to sell all the panerais too!

NEVER!!

[9erEmpire]

Glad to see some brands going back thin.

[MY-WATCH]

I don't like the extra thin watches seems like i am not wearing anything at all on my rest

[Widows Son]

The biggest watch I have is my Speedmaster 145.022. I think it's a 42MM. I'm hardly a small guy and I thing the watch looks big on me. I like thin watches when wearing a suit because it slips under my cuff and only I know it's there. I see alot of pictures of people wearlg watches so big that it looks like the watch is wearing them. But, in the end it's still about personal choice.

[MB7000]

for me to go from a deepsea to a submariner, would be like going from a porsche carrera to a boxster.

[dalip]

Originally Posted by zhiunit

i think ppl with alarm clock sized watch are trying to compensate for....cough cough....small egos?

Which models are you referring to in Rolex? DSSD? I'm sure those owners would like to know?

[watchf]

Originally Posted by kyle L

And it's not even a quartz, it has a manual movement inside. Not mine but I was amazed how thin it was, a little thicker than a coin.

Amazing indeed!

[CH69]

Are we going back to thin and small or is it still thin but big?

I think thin is "in" now and has always been "in" for dress wear..

But I think for casual and less formal wear, chunky is still "in" ..that's why some of us have several watches, 1 for each purpose.

IMHO the rolex sports models (40-42mm) are probably sized just right for versatility if one just wants to have 1 watch

[p_mcgee]

Good example is the Jaeger Master Ultra Thin Moon 39...pretty amazing how they can cram a moonphase and date wheel into such a thin watch (I think its something like 4 or 6 mm thick). Probably a little too thin for my taste, but impressive nonetheless.

[johnswatch]

It's only this season that things have started to get thinner but it's something I welcome.

My weekend watch is a Panerai and I wear a big 49mm Oris diver at the gym but my work watches are much smaller.

I've spent the last week wearing a 31mm watch and I absolutely love it. Putting on a 38mm watch this morning I was struck by how ostentatious and obvious the watch was, not exactly subtle at all.

[Timber Loftis]

Originally Posted by NYC6

I'll be glad to see the ghetto sized wrist clocks they have now go away and not come back, hopefully.

Since a style industry that doesn't change can't force new purchases annually, I have a 100% certainty that if big watches go out of fashion, they will come back in. They'll wait just long enough that you sold them all off, though.

[baybombers]

Originally Posted by zhiunit

i think ppl with alarm clock sized watch are trying to compensate for....cough cough....small egos?

That is as ridiculous as saying people who buy small watches are trying to make their hands appear larger by comparison.

[CAPDSSD]

Originally Posted by MB7000

for me to go from a deepsea to a submariner, would be like going from a porsche carrera to a boxster.

You MUST be compensating for something.

[conrail]

Originally Posted by kyle L

Thin is good!

Beautiful Vach!

[clarencek]

This is great news & timing considering my latest acquisition. I have to say, at 9.5mm it's amazing and makes a world of difference on the wrist.

[AJMarcus]

IMO the Daytona is the perfect sized Rolex for casual and classy dress.

[zhiunit]

im talking about those ghetto 60 mm watches u see in the front of every jewelry store in a downtown setting -_-......IMO rolex watches are JUST the right size

[cgjane]

Im in already:

[FeelingTheBlues]

Originally Posted by kyle L

Thin is good!

Dear God does that watch works with one single wheel?

Very nice pictures!

[cody p]

Whatever I wear, that's what's in. Good enough for me.

[Rags]

It's about time that the flavor flave watches are going to disappear. I guess Invicta will go out of business.

[rolepam312]

Who cares about trends? Never going to stop wearing my Pam ! For those who don't like thick, oversize watches , that is your choice and I respect that! Why be a follower? I buy what I like and wear it proudly! I am not going to be swayed by some magazine telling me what I should wear ... Be individuals!

[rolepam312]

Originally Posted by zhiunit

i think ppl with alarm clock sized watch are trying to compensate for....cough cough....small egos?

Really? Grow up!

[rolepam312]

Originally Posted by horseco

I agree...

Never! There's always a market for them...don't buy it! Simple solution..

[Time2time]

Trends? Fashions? PAH!

Love to feel i'm wearing a watch. Sub-c, Milgauss, Datejusts. Just the right size and weight.

But it's all up to the individual I guess.

[htc8p]

I never liked thin watches especially those ultra thin ones. Just looks dainty to me but im sure it will look nice in formal. 12mm is the thinnest ill go

[ArcticMoose]

Originally Posted by p_mcgee

Good example is the Jaeger Master Ultra Thin Moon 39...pretty amazing how they can cram a moonphase and date wheel into such a thin watch (I think its something like 4 or 6 mm thick). Probably a little too thin for my taste, but impressive nonetheless.

In or not, I NEED this watch, has been at the top of my list since the first time I saw it.



Other than that:

[rolexkiwi]

Trends come and go but true quality and craftsmanship lasts.