Reply With Quotenot going to start us off by posting one of yours?Originally Posted by Tiny
OK I'll get the ball rolling with the Tuna at 15.7mm
With the recent interest in thin watches in another thread, I thought it would be interesting to have a "fat off" to see pictures of some of the thickest watches around.
not going to start us off by posting one of yours?
OK I'll get the ball rolling with the Tuna at 15.7mm
I'm thinking of buying one soon.
Steinhart racetimer - 16 mm. That's why I sold it, despite its beauty.
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A mere 14.3mm, this is the thickest in my collection. As you can see, it easily slips under the sleeve.
This was certainly a fat b@stard.
Good old ecozilla - long gone now.
OK, at less than 13mm hardly fat by today's standards, but we can't have this thread without at least having one Fatboy included in the mix.
Orfina Royal Navy Kampfschwimmer Pagoda:
20mm all in.
In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
I can't top that!
The tubes say it; 16mm. Impressively slim considering.
Wow!!!
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Fattest I've got but wears incredibly well despite the thickness. Annual Calender, moonphase and flyback chrono. All functions can be used submerged too ! Not that I'm going to test that .
Another 17.5mm that wears well , big split date, world timer, mechanical bell ring alarm, and chrono
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My fattest watch, but because it's titanium it's as light as a feather
It still won't go under a shirt cuff though.
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I'm just a very naughty boy.
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My Breitling at 16.4mm
The mighty MRG-2000DJ, looks like you have a flying saucer strapped to your wrist.
Mitch
This one is 22mm thick (and 55mm wide / 65mm with crown)
Cheers
John
Omega PO 8500.I love everything about this watch apart from the 15.7mm width.
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Is that a U1? I had the SDR version and regret selling it. If it is a U1 the picture shows it's not as tall as I remembered.
A mere 14.3mm, this is the thickest in my collection. As you can see, it easily slips under the sleeve.
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The Omega PO 8500 has been described as fat many a time but I still love mine.
All of these would look ridiculous on me.
The Autozilla is 19mm apparently.
Ive not measured the 1000m PH Super yet, but I will, its a thick one!
Edit - 18mm apparently ( Google )
Certainly is, yep. I was surprised it's the thickest I have, I would have pointed at a couple of others but it's the U1.
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18mm
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After all the talk of my new acquisition being a tad thick, it is a slim one in this company
Schofield Beater 15mm
Yes World Watch - a shade under 17mm
Looks almost comically large. Amazing.The mighty MRG-2000DJ, looks like you have a flying saucer strapped to your wrist.
Mitch
33mm Enzo ref:500!
Picks nicked from the web. I couldn't get away with anything close to this.
No one got a Helson Guage?
Proper lard
Remember the Bremont A1?
Helson Gauge 21 mm, with lugs 28 mm
next one Benarus Megalodon a little bit small 19 mm :)
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