His & hers pairs

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A whole PhD in gender studies could be based on the examination of how gendered watches were presented in Hamilton catalogs from 1920-1970.

Especially when you consider that most American made men’s wristwatches produced prior to 1925 had ladies pocket or wristwatch movements inside.



Back then, no one seemed to care.
It's a bit mesmerizing to flip through them all at once
You can see them all right here:

https://vintagewatchforums.com/viewforum.php?f=21&sid=c03a8c9afad55ff2dd92d7faf8a18aba

Hope this helps,
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Thats where I go when I want to flip through them 😎

I have a ladies 986A wristwatch myself. Hamilton used the same movement in their men's watches at the time and as far as I can tell, the only difference was that ladies watches had a case option to attach a chain bracelet.

TBF, I was annoyed when the forum switched to forcing you to sign up to view the catalogs.
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Not “his & hers” as in “husband & wife” but in this scenario it’s “father & daughter”. Our oldest [Hannah] and I attended the AWCI Build A Watch course in early 2018 and we each built [and purchased] ETA 6497-1 fliegers. It was a splendid time being able to attend the three day course with our daughter! 👍

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They aren’t identical, but they are close enough to be cousins. Hers, the driver, was Christmas present from Santa, mine, the chrono, a birthday present this past year.

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Not “his & hers” as in “husband & wife” but in this scenario it’s “father & daughter”. Our oldest [Hannah] and I attended the AWCI Build A Watch course in early 2018 and we each built [and purchased] ETA 6497-1 fliegers. It was a splendid time being able to attend the three day course with our daughter! 👍

How nice is that?!!
 
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Would be a cold day in hell my wife settled for a Timex while I rocked a Tudor. The mere suggestion would have the Timex sailing into my forehead and the Tudor confiscated off my crumpled body.

Ha. Would be a cold day in hell if my wife settled for a Tudor. It’s all relative. I get your point though. From an optics perspective my wife usually has everything that is a step above mine lol.
 
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Posted elsewhere here, but nice to have a rightful place for a couple of watches my wife and I share and love.. Equally.
Speedmaster 3570.50 + 3510.50

Seamaster 2254.50 + 2262.50
+ 2262.50
 
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Any suggestions for other Omega his and hers matching watches? The speedmaster and seamaster above are nice but the wife does not care for the black dial. So I have seen blue devilles and multiple constellations, and the wife does like the blue dial Devilles. Are there any other his and hers watch "sets" out there?
 
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So wonderful!

Not “his & hers” as in “husband & wife” but in this scenario it’s “father & daughter”. Our oldest [Hannah] and I attended the AWCI Build A Watch course in early 2018 and we each built [and purchased] ETA 6497-1 fliegers. It was a splendid time being able to attend the three day course with our daughter! 👍

 
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Only a couple of Seikos here but to be honest if she feels inclined to take off the Garmin she makes a beeline for MY ‘69 Airking.
 
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Posted elsewhere here, but nice to have a rightful place for a couple of watches my wife and I share and love.. Equally.
Speedmaster 3570.50 + 3510.50

Seamaster 2254.50 + 2262.50
+ 2262.50
You beat me to it. Our bracelets are in the drawer and we switched to leather for a change. We bought new from our local AD in 2008.
 
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See here our two Marathons:
  • the Field Watch for the lady
  • the Navigator for me
I allways take woth me on travel, because of Tritium lume in the night.
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And two pairs of Enicar Sherpa, the 600 for me the 300 for her and yes one on each two wrists: