Affordable Integrated Bracelet Watch Preference
Pretty self explanitory. Please keep alternate selections to less than $1,000 US MSRP.
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Love watches. Always have. At some price point, I have been collecting since the 1980’s starting with Fosil character watches. The other things I collect are vinyl records (and I suppose HiFi equipmen...
Atlanta, GA, USA
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8.00” / 20.32 cm
Christopher Ward "The Tvelve" is close.
Mido Commander / Commander II would be my recommendation.
I am a fan of this Yema and prefer it the PRX (which I also own).
https://en.yema.com/products/yema-urban-traveller-ywtr23-ems?currency=USD&stkn=af8824ec979a&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA4Y-sBhC6ARIsAGXF1g6XuhIVKcp-s8my9pc2FfIjVtg2mlfgcSaa9VlTeIZd6zKtjGiekckaAlCMEALw_wcB
I had a CW in my hands 2 days ago, a mate bought one for his wife and I was adjusting the bracelet. Very very good quality.
Chris Ward 12...
Christopher Ward Twelve, the Mido Multifort TV Big Date for well known brands.
Lots of them if you want to go for microbrands. Maen Manhattan 37 or the 39 Thin are the best of the bunch movement wise for integrated watches in the microbrand scene imo. Hard to top a Sellita SW200-1 top grade for under €700.
Seals Watch Co Model A or A.5
Arken Instrumentum (used only at this point)
On the super affordable end
Timex Q GMT
Timex Q
Seiko 5 Integrated (SeikoRX) off Joma
Casio Edifice.
Specifically the prx 35mm gets my vote, if you want the bigger one then I’d get the citizen, I think it wears better than the 40mm prx