Business watch = dress watch?
I love dressing up proper dive watches as business watches to add some character to an outfit. What are good an unconventional business watches for you?
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Timothy
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Berlin, Germany
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Depends on the business … watches vary… I no longer dress up for meetings … I usually sit far away and have my staff represent and I listen like a fly on the wall…
No longer need to impress … it’s opposite now… clients have to impress me…
Our office is casual dress most of the time, so on the odd occasion I go in I wear whatever catches my eye in the morning. When I'm meeting clients I wear something inconspicuous in case they think we're charging too much, usually one of these:
For me, an unconventional watch is about the dial. We’re business casual at work so no suits generally. I will wear this when I’m not meeting with clients and vendors.
Field watches and dive watches for me. Watches (to me) are more a representation of who we are, where we came from, and what we do, than an accessory to match our outfit or manner of dress. (Probably why I don’t own a dress watch even though I used to spend some time in a suit and tie. 😂)