Should I buy this Tisell Deckwatch? (Read Description)

Certainly looks good

Again, 5 ATM, not 50 ATM.

This is your third post about this watch in a day, just get it already! 😂

If you're intending to go kayaking in it I'd personally go for something more robust - that's a pretty watch & it'd be a shame to get it scratched up,let alone risk water wrecking it.

Lol sorry the first one didn't have any responses I'm in turmoil:)

That last sentence puts me in the maybe camp. A few millimeters smaller and I'd have no problems supporting this.

I'm sorry. 50ATM? Ok, for a dress watch that is just ridiculous. Who'd need a 500m WR for a dress watch?

Based on your wrist size in your profile, absolutely not. 40mm is large for a dress watch, even more so a giant white dial like this. This will look comically oversized on your wrist and ridiculous.

The horns of your dilemma:

1. Buy the watch. Realize that at 40mm, with your wrist size it looks enormous on you. Convince yourself that you can pull it off and try for awhile until the cognitive dissonance makes you wear something else. Start to get angry at yourself because you always knew that it would be this way.

2. Don't buy the watch. Still want the style of watch at that price. Have difficulty finding a replacement. Start to get angry at yourself because you were dissuaded from buying the watch by some anonymous troll on a watch forum.

Either way it ends in regret.

Cannot go wrong with the brand. Well made, fairly priced and Mr Oh regulates every movement. OG micro

5ATM sorry lol

Aww... I would love to have a watch with overspecced WR. *Am sad now* 😛

Honestly I would totally dive with a dress watch if I could. Thinks about a Lange Lumen on the Sea Floor😀

Don't mind the brand. If you like it, its well made (from feedback), and fits you (case dia. and Lug to Lug), just get it.

I liked my Sugess Chrono as much as my Hamilton Intra Matric.

I love a deck watch style and I like Tisell and own one, and my recommendation is: Don't buy this watch... yet.

I'd want to know that you are on board with the size and water resistance before pulling the trigger, or at least that you are ok with selling it for about $120 to 150 if it doesn't work out for you. In the meantime, there are lots of other options for affordable watches in this style that you may not have found yet, and which might fit your needs better in terms of size or water resistance. For example this Timex is the same 40mm, but it has an actual 50m of water resistance and you don't have to ship it to Korea if it needs warranty work. Timex standard small seconds.

This seiko quartz is 39mm, 50m wr

Sgeg97 has 100m wr

Quartz, and no longer in production, but you can find them

Spb047 9r sarx049 has 100m too, and it's an auto movement

There's one on eBay under 500 bucks right now

This orient auto is 38.7mm and 50m wr

Under 500 bucks new

These vintage Pobeda watches have 0m water resistance, but their 36mm and cheap as chips on eBay

This San Martin is 38.5, claimed wr 100m (dunno if trustworthy)

This baltany d12 is 36mm with a claimed (??) 100m wr

This one is 36mm with a claimed (?!!) 200m wr

This one is 36mm with a claimed 100m wr

For 220, it is a bargain, ship from south korea but made in china like most micros. Just don't expect much in warranty, but miyota is ubiquitous.

Kuoe old smith at 35mm, 50m wr

Looking at trench watches, which are stylistically adjacent to deck watches...

Vario Trench is 37mm 100m wr

Timex Midget/Welton is 38mm, but only 30m wr

It looks lovely, especially those Breguet hands. 40mm for a dress watch is pretty large, if you have the girth to tame it then get it in my guy

Gavox stellar navy quartz, 36mm 50m wr