27 grams. Is lighter better??
Historically, I’ve enjoyed substantial, weighty watches on the ole wrist— a hunky twinkie of gusto-filled max-power for the mental gullet!
But…times-are-uh-changing!
Like a light-weight cream for your scrote, I’ve found lately that lighter is better when it comes to watches. It disappears on the wrist without even a whisper; but yet…it amazingly still tells time. Brilliant!
Do you fellow watch freaks like it light or heavy (when it comes to watches)?
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Darin
Time dictates my linear path to its bitter end. My watches keep me one step ahead of time…and one foot out of the grave.
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I agree with you that lighter better especially on an everyday. With a posher/weekend watch I like a bit of heft ! Not too heavy but enough to know it is there.
I agree with you that lighter better especially on an everyday. With a posher/weekend watch I like a bit of heft ! Not too heavy but enough to know it is there.
Indeed! Well-said.
This one's pretty light:
https://www.watchcrunch.com/Pallet_Fork/posts/literally-a-paper-watch-well-tyvek-but-still-28131
I'm old and stupid, so stainless steel around 150 grams. Old dog,new tricks etc 😅
I'm old and stupid, so stainless steel around 150 grams. Old dog,new tricks etc 😅
Much respect, old timer!
I like to feel the weight of a watch on my wrist, knowing that it is there...but could you tell me more about the cream?
What's medium, about 100g? A diver on a strap, not a bracelet. Unless the diver is small and the bracelet is jangly and light. Yup, +/-100g is my middleweight goldilocks perfect.
I don't know what lightweight scrote cream is and I too scared to ask. 😮
Ultralight is my preference! I just love it when I can't feel the watch on my wrist.
So comfy I sleep in it.
That said, I also have and love plenty of normal weight watches, it's just a different experience. Soup vs salad.
This one's pretty light:
https://www.watchcrunch.com/Pallet_Fork/posts/literally-a-paper-watch-well-tyvek-but-still-28131
Hey I had a tyvek watch! It was about 10 years ago. The design made it more of a novelty than a useful everyday watch, but I enjoyed it while it lasted. Boy, that thing was light!
I like to feel the weight of a watch on my wrist, knowing that it is there...but could you tell me more about the cream?
That chick I think claims it’s very cooling…but I can only conjecture.
What's medium, about 100g? A diver on a strap, not a bracelet. Unless the diver is small and the bracelet is jangly and light. Yup, +/-100g is my middleweight goldilocks perfect.
I don't know what lightweight scrote cream is and I too scared to ask. 😮
I think the cream is for very active long-distance runners. I can imagine a bit of friction with such a sport.
Ultralight is my preference! I just love it when I can't feel the watch on my wrist.
So comfy I sleep in it.
That said, I also have and love plenty of normal weight watches, it's just a different experience. Soup vs salad.
Lovin’ your Shark!
Lovin’ your Shark!
Shark bros unite!
The lighter, the better!