Re: Dress watch - Help me decide
Posted: Sat Apr 06, 2019 12:48 pm
Thanks Amor, yeah I realised that. It's so annoying! I just neeed to find one though. I have a very particular C9 in mind
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You did well! If it wasn't so similar to my Fortis (though the Fortis is very thin at only 7.3mm) I would be very tempted. Also, I do agree that dress watches generally go very nicely with jeans. I often wear with casual clothes, so long as I am not getting involved in any rough stuff.richtel wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 12:04 pmNot too bad at all. The case sides are polished and top surfaces of the lugs are brushed to a good standard. The hour markers have polished bevel facets which catch the light nicely and the wave guilloche on the dial is very nicely done indeed- the waves producing nice patterning which vary with orientation. I'm not a fan of butterfly clasps, and this is no exception, but at least it's polished well and doesn't have any 'slop' in the linkage. The caseback is pushfit where I'd have preferred a screw-down but still alleged to be 100m resistant. The thin application of lume on the hour markers and hands is a bit rubbish. The crown is also small and polished and the action quite stiff, so not easy to turn- but you only need 5 or so turns to get the watch ticking and away and ready to wear. All in, good looking, goes well with smart office wear as well as, surprisingly, a casual shirt and jeans. Definitely one of the best value watches I've bought in a long time.H0rati0 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 10:16 amThat's pretty and appears to be quite a deal. How is the case & clasp quality?richtel wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 7:13 am This will be my dress watch for the time being- ETA automatic movement, exhibition caseback, less than $300 USD from Jomashop.
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https://www.jomashop.com/certina-watch- ... 31-00.html
I do appreciate a sub seconds for a dress watch.
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