I really hope you mean the watch - not your wrist!!El Tiempo wrote:El Tiempo wrote:
My wrist is ~ 7" for reference. I wouldn't complain if it was larger, and I certainly think the strap should be 24, but it looks like I found my next CW.
C15 'Henley' Automatic
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Re: C15 'Henley' Automatic
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Re: C15 'Henley' Automatic
This all sounds to me that 2 case sizes could be in order the standard and the XL satisfying both sets of people as the style of watch seems very agreeable to everyone.
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Re: C15 'Henley' Automatic
leebman wrote:This all sounds to me that 2 case sizes could be in order the standard and the XL satisfying both sets of people as the style of watch seems very agreeable to everyone.
Leeb, I like the idea. The XL designation would be pretty cool. Not sure how practical this is from CWL's standpoint, but I know Debaufre did this with their Ocean1 diver.
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Re: C15 'Henley' Automatic
The XL notion could be a way to go... perhaps Chris would consider running the C8 in two sizes also, for those that think the 44 is too big?
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C4SKS #96, C6LE #36, C9SSK #0239,
Seiko Black Monster,
Magrette Moana Pacific,
Big Orient Mako,
DOXA Sub 5000T
"I don't care if I fall as long as someone else picks up my gun and keeps on shooting."
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Seiko Black Monster,
Magrette Moana Pacific,
Big Orient Mako,
DOXA Sub 5000T
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Re: C15 'Henley' Automatic
As an LE maybe on both C8 and C15?stueyman wrote:The XL notion could be a way to go... perhaps Chris would consider running the C8 in two sizes also, for those that think the 44 is too big?
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Hmmm, I've always thought that the LEs would need to be the same case size as the normal production watch, for costs etc.
Putting that aside though, do you run the LE in large sizes or the small sizes?
Or should we keep LEs size neutral? It is a very good point though.
Putting that aside though, do you run the LE in large sizes or the small sizes?
Or should we keep LEs size neutral? It is a very good point though.
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C4SKS #96, C6LE #36, C9SSK #0239,
Seiko Black Monster,
Magrette Moana Pacific,
Big Orient Mako,
DOXA Sub 5000T
"I don't care if I fall as long as someone else picks up my gun and keeps on shooting."
S.
C4SKS #96, C6LE #36, C9SSK #0239,
Seiko Black Monster,
Magrette Moana Pacific,
Big Orient Mako,
DOXA Sub 5000T
"I don't care if I fall as long as someone else picks up my gun and keeps on shooting."
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Re: C15 'Henley' Automatic
If the smaller case size was run on the LE basis it could be costed like the forum le and have people sign up for it in advance possibly? With some hands up numbers might make it a possibility depending on production costs for the cases. Do you think a modest price increase on that model would be acceptable?
Re: C15 'Henley' Automatic
Hi ET,El Tiempo wrote:I don't see how a slight size increase changes it from a great dress watch to not a great dress watch. What is the proper size of a great dress watch?flashman wrote: It would have been a great dress watch in rose gold/leather strap.
It's simply a matter of personal taste at the end of the day. In recent years the trend has gone towards bigger watches for every occasion, but I take the view that you can't beat a classic design, because they never really go out of fashion. To me a dress watch is something I wear at a black tie function and a big watch doesn't look great with a dinner suit - just my opinion. Some may think exactly the opposite is the case; but traditionally, a dress watch is a more delicate, understated design, rather than larger or sporty. I don't think the case size increase invalidates it in any way, just changes the way I might use the watch. Probably would wear it in a less formal setting and less formally dressed.
Re: C15 'Henley' Automatic
Was thinking the C8 would be my fourth CW but this might just jump the queue.
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Take your pick, both are slated for an August release.Budgie wrote:Was thinking the C8 would be my fouth CW but this might just jump the queue.
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Re: C15 'Henley' Automatic
C15 or the C8, which one should I get.....................................ummmm?
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Re: C15 'Henley' Automatic
Get the C15 And C8 it's easy!!!
Joking aside my personal preference would be The C15.
Joking aside my personal preference would be The C15.
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Re: C15 'Henley' Automatic
Probably both I reckonsequential5 wrote:Get the C15 And C8 it's easy!!!
Joking aside my personal preference would be The C15.
Christopher Ward Kingfisher LE 31/100
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