New Sky Dweller thoughts......

[Coffes4closers]

I love it. I feel it fills the role of the more in your face, multi purpose sporty watch that can be pulled off with a suit, or business casual type wear, similar to a RO. Shorts and a tee shirt, maybe not so much, but jeans and a polo? Absolutely. Well tailored, modern fitting suit with edgy shoes and shirt? Definitely.

[diracpoint]

Originally Posted by Punchthefatkid

Wow...Don't jump!!!

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Originally Posted by Amileon

Nice shot! Stunning piece!

Thanks!

Just one more comment ... in spite of its size, I find it to be extremely comfortable ... it is important to have the bracelet sized properly,

[Investr]

Originally Posted by Coffes4closers

I love it. I feel it fills the role of the more in your face, multi purpose sporty watch that can be pulled off with a suit, or business casual type wear, similar to a RO. Shorts and a tee shirt, maybe not so much, but jeans and a polo? Absolutely. Well tailored, modern fitting suit with edgy shoes and shirt? Definitely.

WOW!! This is the answer!

[Ruud Van Driver]

Originally Posted by juliet

Definitely not a dress watch. As much as so many people wish to believe that it is appropriate to wear a Sub with formal wear, that does not make it a dress watch. If you're in doubt or confused a quick guide would be: dinner jacket, no watch; suit, Calatrava/Patrimony etc; anything else wear, well, anything else!

In my book this would be a tool watch, except it's used white gold so not the most robust. I guess that just makes it a bloody expensive tool watch that you have to be careful with!!

Wear it with whatever you like, but please don't try to justify it as a dress watch.

The dress code for what watch to wear is all a bit passé nowadays (unless a written invitation expressly stipulates what may and may not be worn). It's like saying you can't have red wine with white fish; as much as I'm old school and like some things done by the book, times change and things move on.

The new Sky-Dweller is a Rolex. Your money, your wrist, your watch. Wear it with whatever you like and call it what you want

[Bigsykedaddy]

Originally Posted by Investr

Ive been dying for a blue dial watch for a few months now, and had decided to get a blue Milgauss pending anything great from Basel coming out. Well the SS SkyD blue dial is on the way and Ive hit the brakes until I can see the new guy. NOW, I went to a boutique this weekend and wore the WG SkyD for about 10 minutes. Weight factor aside, this watch has ALOT going on. I found it to be pretty "blingy". I liked the 42 but man its a wrist full of watch. As a former YMII owner, I find this to have even more wrist presence most likely due to the fluted bezel. There is no doubt its dressy but Im wondering if its quite a bit more dressy than casual??? I never gave this piece this slightest consideration bc of the price and I wasn't wild about the layout. What are some thoughts on where the SkyD falls and what type of watch it is. Just curious...

I had the same thought when I tried on the WG Sky-Dweller last year. To me it's a little too big and too busy. I really like the pictures of the SS Sky-Dweller but I'll have to wait to see one in person before I decide if I'm going to buy one or not. Same boat

[maton12]

Did some comparisons recently wondering how big the Sky Dweller really is

Compared to the DSSD it is smaller and even in PM didn't feel heavier

Hope these help

[Xerxes77]

it is sporty dressy watch

[Bob the brush]

IMHO, it's fab, and it's at the top of my list. I'm a big man so the size is irrelevant, I just find the watch stunning, just waiting for the SS to be out.

[DCgator]

The SKD has become my grail since it was first introduced. Although I love the look of the WG with ivory I will most likely buy the steel version and hope the ivory dial is available. If not, a white dial will be just fine.

[1William]

I think that the Sky-Dweller can do it all. Sporty, dressy, what ever the task at hand is. It is a big watch and wears as such but not too big. I own the YG and WG versions and really like them. I think the SS is going to be a winner.

[Etschell]

Originally Posted by DCgator

The SKD has become my grail since it was first introduced. Although I love the look of the WG with ivory I will most likely buy the steel version and hope the ivory dial is available. If not, a white dial will be just fine.

only white for now.