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·Proper Dress Watches, either: 1) VC Patrimony (2 hand - no date) or 2) JLC Master Ultra Thin (2 hand - no date)
Please recommend a dress watch
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Dr.Sascha
·To me, and I learned from my father, a proper gentleman of old Europa, formal/dressy = simple, black, classic.
To give my dress watches a just a little touch of the modern, I put them on flat (not padded) teju lizard straps.
To give my dress watches a just a little touch of the modern, I put them on flat (not padded) teju lizard straps.
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JohnRaz
·The classic dress watch since one century : The Cartier Tank, I also like a lot the reverso in gold version with triple calendar moonphase, a more versatile option
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smoothsecondscom
·To me, and I learned from my father, a proper gentleman of old Europa, formal/dressy = simple, black, classic.
To give my dress watches a just a little touch of the modern, I put them on flat (not padded) teju lizard straps.
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Waltesefalcon
·To me, and I learned from my father, a proper gentleman of old Europa, formal/dressy = simple, black, classic.
To give my dress watches a just a little touch of the modern, I put them on flat (not padded) teju lizard straps.
You can never go wrong with a 50s or 60s Connie for a dress watch. They just ooze class.
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eternalover
·No complications allowed though!
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JohnRaz
·I always found than Moonphase is the "cherry on the cake" complication for a dress watch. The touch of sophistication. Less is more but not always to me 😁
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wilderbeast
·My choice for the dressiest occasions is a no-date vintage Polerouter:
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slavedata
·How about a Longines In Gold of course.
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JohnWoo
·In my humble opinion. Dress watches should be elegant and simple without complications [except maybe date window].
1960's/70's Omega Geneve in gold with a gold dial on a black band. Fits in well with nice business suit or tux. It's a little like some ladies have that 'little black dress', elegant and yet understated, giving an image of taste and class.
1960's/70's Omega Geneve in gold with a gold dial on a black band. Fits in well with nice business suit or tux. It's a little like some ladies have that 'little black dress', elegant and yet understated, giving an image of taste and class.
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JohnRaz
·The Polerouter is always a good dress watch option
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CameronD
·Junghans Anthracite dial works for me.
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