Wedding bands and watches - does your wedding band affect your watch choices ?
I have found myself selecting watches that work with the style of my wedding band ( my most important and irreplaceable thing I own ) Do you do the same or are you ok with mixing metals and styles - for example a gold band and a black watch ) I’m pretty conservative and pick low key watches that have versatility and work with my band - how about you ?
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Sith Lord of Lume
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To each his/her own…but I tend to go with conservative watches but don’t try to match watch with ring. I do try to match Watch strap with belt or shoes though.
My wedding band has affected every single choice I have made for twenty five years. 😜
Why would the band you hire to play at your wedding influence the watches you choose? 😉
I don’t wear the wedding ring since it was 22ct gold and doesn’t match with anything.. unless I buy a gold watch.. wifey used to ask about it.. now she doesn’t bother..
That‘s why mine is whitegold so every whitegold and steel watch looks good with the ring. 👌
I wore my wedding ring for about 2 hours before permanently removing it. I just can't stand wearing rings. But even if I did, matching is a low priority.
To be honest, matching my ring isn’t a priority at all when picking a watch. However, by happy accident, I did discover that my Casio Oceanus T200 pairs quite well.
I rarely if nvere wear a gold watch because I don't have a gold band
I would find it annoyingly limiting to limit my wat h material choices by wedding ring colour.
I'm not a fan of gold watches. My wedding ring is Tungsten with a mix of brushed and polished finishes, so doesn't clash with any of my watches which are steel.
I mean I'd love a rose gold watch one day...
I do not make any attempt to match my watches to my wedding band. To me, the wedding band is completely separate and apart from any other decisions I make with respect to how I dress.
I have a titanium wedding band, but I do not care if it matches and gladly use a smart ring more these days.
Nope. Usually wear a silicone ring. Have a very simple cobalt chrome with an engraving, but can't wear it much. Eventually once I get around to it, just gonna ink the ring and be done.
I just don't wear gold watches. Gilt dials on the other hand....🤘🏻
I lost my $600 wedding band in the lake when I was tubing a few years ago. After that, I decided to purchase three tungsten rings from Amazon as wedding band options: Rose gold, yello gold, and stainless. Each one was approximately $20 l. Now, whatever watch I decide to wear, I will have a wedding band to match. 🤓
That wedding and marriage thing sounds like a commitment of some kind 🤣😂😁