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Watches for thin wrist

Discussion in 'Watches' started by Mr. Martines, Jan 1, 2016.

  1. Mr. Martines

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  2. PBJS II

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    My Timex Expedition is now somewhere around 7 years old.
    It still stays pretty accurate. I guess what I'm saying is it doesn't take $130 to have a decent watch.
    That said I am jonesing for a Seiko or Citizen in the $150 area.....
     
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  3. DuncMan

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    Martines, search for a Seiko 5 model SNK809k2. Alternatively, if you like divers, search for a Seiko mid-size diver. They are 37mm and should suit you well. Ideally, you'll probably find a watch case between 35-39mm across (excluding the crown) will probably suit you best.
     
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  4. Mr. Martines

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  5. 0dBm

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    Choose a pocket watch.
     
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  6. Gilatabar
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    I could recommend the Vostok Komandirskie and the HMT Sona if you like the style
    [​IMG]IMG_0298 by Gilatabar Glabu, sur Flickr
    Both are rather cheap too. But get good straps for them, the stock ones are :censored:
     
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  7. theirishboxer

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    you might want to check out the Orient Mako or Ray they are a great mix of casual and classy the case size is 41mm in diameter so a little out side the range that dutch man had stated, and the blue one is beautiful :inlove:
     
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  8. karlito

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    Seiko SXK007 (3rd in Gilatabar's pic). It can be dressed up or down by just changing the strap / bracelet. Same with the Orient Mako or Ray. I think the Orient's are classier therefore dressier.
     
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    I agree about the Seiko 5 line. I own one (of their automatics), and those are a good fit for these criteria.
     
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    This here. I have the SNK809 and I love it. I actually prefer the smaller size(37mm). The only slight drawback is the 18mm lugs, which slightly limits your strap options. There are plenty to choose from, just not as many.
     
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