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    Time for a dress watch?

    I don’t know about you gents, but I’ve had my fill of tool watches and divers and military pieces on NATOs. I’d really like a dress watch for a change. Something a man of a certain age can wear to the office day after day. Smallish, slim, with 18mm lugs and a thin leather strap. Sure, there are lots like that around, but it would be good if it came from the Timefactors stable.


    How about it, boss? :D

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Excellent idea, I'll be watching this thread :cyclopsani:

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Eddie did produce the Richmond, but I think it was a slow seller and he hasn't produced a dress watch since. I wish I could get hold of a Richmond, it was really overlooked at the time, fantastic value.

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

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    Perhaps something under the Sewills brand ..

    john
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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Mmmmm :) Black dial, stainless or white gold applied markers, dauphine hands....

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    i really like the look of the Sewills Carmania
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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Quote Originally Posted by ktmog6uk
    i really like the look of the Sewills Carmania
    'tis really smart on the wrist, and extremely comfortable too.

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    I got hold of a Kemmner Tonneau. It's just a lovely watch, can't fault it at all.

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    I'd be highly interested.

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Quote Originally Posted by crayola
    I'd be highly interested.
    ..in...?

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Quote Originally Posted by chrisb
    Quote Originally Posted by ktmog6uk
    i really like the look of the Sewills Carmania
    'tis really smart on the wrist, and extremely comfortable too.
    sadly whenever they come up, the wallets has been empty :cry:
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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Quote Originally Posted by RobC
    Quote Originally Posted by crayola
    I'd be highly interested.
    ..in...?
    Sure, but after the PRS 5, 10, 18Q. I plan on only buying Eddie's watches til my last train out west.

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Quote Originally Posted by crayola
    Quote Originally Posted by RobC
    Quote Originally Posted by crayola
    I'd be highly interested.
    ..in...?
    Sure, but after the PRS 5, 10, 18Q. I plan on only buying Eddie's watches til my last train out west.
    Pass the joint fella ;]

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Dress watch? rose gold plated smiths or speed bird? Perhaps a model like zeno's classic? An automatic smiths 36mm saphire w10 on retro bamboo bracelet. I thought the bronze panny shape thing was still in pipe though. I think the chrono's pretty dressy, or anything on a pilot bracelet.

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Something late 50's, maybe an American made classic like this Elgin 27j Automatic I'm sporting today.... sorry about the marginal iphone photos. These photos really don't do this watch justice...




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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    My recent purchase was a Seiko SARB015, still not arrived yet.

    This has been my idea of a dress watch not over sized and minimalist in the dial.
    Might turn out to be an all rounder, wear it anywhere, kinda watch.

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Stainless bracelet

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    The Kemmner looks great

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Use the case from the radio room with a normal dial and a really nice leather strap, job done. :D

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Quote Originally Posted by dutchgray
    Use the case from the radio room with a normal dial and a really nice leather strap, job done. :D
    I considered doing that - how easy would it be (to source a suitable plain dial)?

    z

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Call me crazy, but I think a Smiths Deluxe would be a nice addition.

    Myron

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    35-38mm, simple design, 18mm lugs, 7mm thickness...based on Peseux 7001...yes please!

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    Re: Time for a dress watch?

    Quote Originally Posted by EliStone
    35-38mm, simple design, 18mm lugs, 7mm thickness...based on Peseux 7001...yes please!
    Yes and ultra thin dress Smiths would be a great edition! Dauphine hands please, sub second would be nice too! Black sunburst dial.... ummm :wink:

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