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I think it's cool, and it sounds like it fits your needs perfectly. I actually think the big pushers are fine, they give it a chrono look.
I recently got the Rothwell box in brown. My only complaint is that the cushions are too large for my slender wrists. Otherwise I like it!
My current plan is also over ~18 months, but with 6 watches instead of 8. Going into this plan I have a G-Shock, a couple digital Casios I love (one calculator and one world time), and an inexpensive microbrand skeleton.
- Omega Seamaster Polaris (on the way)
- Omega Constellation '95
- Mondaine evo2
- Grand Seiko spring drive GMT
- Seiko x Giugiaro chrono
- Mühle Glashütte Panova
Once I'm through this list I'll focus on the pricey grail(s).
Representing the Itty Bitty Wrist Committee with my 15.5cm/6.1 inch wrist. Most modern watches look too big on me. I've found this list of YouTubers' wrist sizes really helpful to get a sense for how different watches would look on my wrist.
I love yellow gold. Three reasons, two big picture and one personal:
- Throughout the history of civilizations, yellow gold has been humans' metal of choice for jewelry. It is timeless.
- In contemporary society, acceptable men's attire is either conservative and plain or casual. A gold watch is one remaining opportunity for men to adorn themselves.
- My wedding ring is yellow gold. A gold watch compliments it very nicely.
My grail is the Vacheron Constantin Overseas 35mm in yellow gold with a blue dial (ref. 42050/423J).
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