Ladies' watches: better big or small these days?, Ladies' watches: better big or small these days? Beállítások

[bining]

I remember a few years ago when the market for women's oversized watches just blew up, and even wearing men's watches. I had a few watches that were oversized ( but also my wrist is like a child's).


Please give your thoughts/opinions on watch sizes and what you think is more classic or what you prefer these days?

thanks!

[ambiguousscourge]

My classic is still the 31 Rolex DateJust I bought several years ago. Trends come and go, but this is a size that will always work for me. I admire some larger size watches on some women's wrists, but it isn't true to my aesthetic. I also wear statement bracelets on the opposite wrist, so I consider the overall effect between watch and other jewelry.

[fillerjupiter]

Hi!

Don't shoot me, but that totally depends on the ladies's, everyday / occasional, personal style and the watch, imho.

Usually I tend to like it the more casual the ladie's style is and the flashier (gold/rose gold & diamonds) the watch it.

I generally don't think it's a great choice for formal/business/evening attire - but it can work out great as this little experience might show:

There was this one occasion where it totally flashed me and was completely the opposite: A young Asian lady with a (for her built, very respectfully - no malicious/ill intent) "oversize" steel Rolex GMT w/ red/blue inlay and in full formal/business attire. She was walking towards me over a very narrow bridge on my last employers campus, that's why I got such a good look at her, otherwise I wouldn't have even noticed. But that worked, she "rocked" it so to speak.

I'd say be the master of your fate, try it - if you like the oversize look go for it and rock it. If you want to play it safe (whatever/wherever that is) go for a "classic" Ladies's size between the high 2X to low 3X ...

Just a guy here, so please read my post with a grain of salt

Kind regards,
Oliver

[bining]

I was never into men’s size watches. However, I noticed the watch sizes went slightly bigger compared to 20 years ago. My first luxury watch was the Omega Constellation, 22mm. Today, 31mm is my biggest but I won’t go any bigger than 35mm.

Like jellyv, I don’t stack watch and bracelets, bracelet is always on my right, one at a time.

[fillerjupiter]

I love the look. My issue is that the big watch faces are usually wider than my wrist so they look weird on me. Otherwise it would be my preferred aesthetic.

[bining]

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[fillerjupiter]

Hi!

Don't shoot me, but that totally depends on the ladies's, everyday / occasional, personal style and the watch, imho.

Usually I tend to like it the more casual the ladie's style is and the flashier (gold/rose gold & diamonds) the watch it.

I generally don't think it's a great choice for formal/business/evening attire - but it can work out great as this little experience might show:

There was this one occasion where it totally flashed me and was completely the opposite: A young Asian lady with a (for her built, very respectfully - no malicious/ill intent) "oversize" steel Rolex GMT w/ red/blue inlay and in full formal/business attire. She was walking towards me over a very narrow bridge on my last employers campus, that's why I got such a good look at her, otherwise I wouldn't have even noticed. But that worked, she "rocked" it so to speak.

I'd say be the master of your fate, try it - if you like the oversize look go for it and rock it. If you want to play it safe (whatever/wherever that is) go for a "classic" Ladies's size between the high 2X to low 3X ...

Just a guy here, so please read my post with a grain of salt wink.gif

Kind regards,
Oliver