now I better understand your comment!

To be fair there are many amazing vintage pieces I wish were made better for big wrists

 

This just popped up on the news figured I’d post it
https://apple.news/ADBoAxSqOTqSwRdRDB2hyCg

 

This one is way uglier if you ask me, like really ugly while the RM is just peculiar, so I like it.

 

It's not the watch. It's the dude wearing it. 1) This won't work on wirsts under 7". 2) He practically wears it on his hand. I can't imagine a shittier way to present a watch--this is from a watch blogger, no less.

Could have just hold the damn watch and photograph it. The watch wears him.

 

Or be used as a caseback knife

Skinny-wristed Scandinavian here, same issue. That, and the price naturally. I would love to be able to wear/afford one.

Well, a Bund strap would sort of defeat the purpose

 

At 101F this afternoon, that would have been my wrist size when I was outside on the lawn a little while ago. Otherwise it's a 7.75" wrist when making snowmen.

 

yeah, I’m not wearing it in this 101 central Texas mayhem!

 

I will say I think the Piaget is WAY better looking, but I do not in any way find this unattractive:



It's absolutely unique - and puts the RM to shame I think. But the Piaget is so nice and way more traditional.

 

TBH I like walruses citizen best of all.

 

I wish it was mine. But yeah stumbled across it in a search for “thin” watches. I’d love to see one in person

 

Bets on how long it takes to get this one stolen?

 

QR code, really????

 

The last straw.