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·When searching for watches e.g. on Chrono24 or the like, there is the option to filter by gender, which for men generally means choosing the "Men's Watch/Unisex" option and for ladies is generally irrelevant, unless you are looking for something very feminine in which case the "Ladies Watch" option is more likely to be useful.
However, based on the G-Shock images and other larger Omega POs adorning some ladies wrists here I wondered if there is a real Unisex watch, the gender equivalent of the equal opportunity employer. Well here it is folks. While trying a new dark brown strap on my Globemaster Blue Dial I got the sales assistant to offer up some other colours to see what it would look like and with one particular combination thought immediately of @meganfox17 thread here.
So, here is an elegant Man's watch on the original dark blue croc strap:-
and here it is again (one month later) with "new shoes"
but it can look a whole lot different:-
et voilà: Gender equality care of Omega. (and no that is not my hand with the red nail varnish).
However, based on the G-Shock images and other larger Omega POs adorning some ladies wrists here I wondered if there is a real Unisex watch, the gender equivalent of the equal opportunity employer. Well here it is folks. While trying a new dark brown strap on my Globemaster Blue Dial I got the sales assistant to offer up some other colours to see what it would look like and with one particular combination thought immediately of @meganfox17 thread here.
So, here is an elegant Man's watch on the original dark blue croc strap:-
and here it is again (one month later) with "new shoes"
but it can look a whole lot different:-
et voilà: Gender equality care of Omega. (and no that is not my hand with the red nail varnish).
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