Simon Miles
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Less is more
My Speedy Automatic Ref 3539.50.00 aka Speedmaster Reduced. While everyone else is lusting after the Professional, I’ve always loved the quietly under...
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Snowflake hands in the snow
There's snow on the ground. It has to be the BB58 blue, my long-term adventure watch, which wears the colours of a crisp winter's day. Besides, who do...
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Hello WatchCrunch!
Hello, to WatchCrunch from me. What to share for a first post? I guess I'll play it safe with my OP36 Ref 116000, this one with the relatively rare bl...
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Recent Comments
To me it wears like a 38mm. Spot on about the bezel, but the asymmetric case still adds a little more heft and you do feel this on the wrist. I agree it's small for a chrono. Feels old school to me because of this. Actually, makes a brilliant dress(ier) watch.
Yes so far as it goes. But height and bulk also come into play here. If you have overall bigger arms and wrists and a bigger build, you can pull of an overall bigger, chunkier watch. It’s common sense and basic proportions. And of course how you like a watch to wear.
Tudor gets colour. You can't just pick any old blue (or whatever). It needs to be just the right shade for the right kind of vibe.