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26 February 2020, 02:08 PM | #1 |
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Hello-
Hope everyone is having a great week so far! Just want to share a picture of this beauty on my wrist and see what you all think. I know the trend now is big or medium size, this is 28mm, a small size. Does it look too small on me? I am a petite person, 5’3 and under 100. I like the classy and timeless look. Also to mention, I am in my early 30s, is it look too old for me? Attached is the picture, I would love to hear your thoughts on this! Thank you all!! Victoria 💙 |
26 February 2020, 02:23 PM | #2 |
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Victoria my wife is same age and body type, she has a 28, looks perfect and could never be confused as a hand me down watch from a significant other or family member. What I like about seeing a woman wear a petite watch like this is you know it was intended for her, not just an extra piece around the house.
I was filming a wedding and a bridesmaid had a woman’s president in yellow gold, looked great on her, real statement piece, incredible wrist presence. If your worried about looking older and dated I say skip the yellow gold and go like this, I looked at this exact watch today Rose gold & steel, jubilee, fluted, pink or chocolate dial with romans-modern power watch for a woman if you ask me If you enjoy it get it! That’s all that matters steve |
26 February 2020, 05:53 PM | #3 |
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This reference in particular and two tones in general goes well in small sizes. They are dress so no wrong with a 28 mm. Also it looks just awesome on your wrist Victoria.
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29 February 2020, 04:05 AM | #4 |
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I think it looks lovely on your wrist, not tiny at all. And, I do happen to really like the look of the smaller case sizes. Mine is a 31mm OP, and I would not want it any larger. For one thing I do like wearing it with other bracelets and I wanted a case size that would lend itself to that (just wanted a balanced look as opposed to a large watch that might overwhelm everything else). I don't think there is ever a wrong choice, for case size or for gold colour. Go with your instinct if you can - I wasn't 100% sure about the azure blue face on my OP but when I saw it in person and on my wrist, I just knew it was right for me! (Full disclosure: my husband and I both lean toward a more 'vintage' watch size - he prefers a 36mm case for himself). Cheers!
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1 March 2020, 08:43 PM | #5 | |
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I think 28 mm looks great on your wrist Victoria! You also get more space to stack cute bracelets next to it hehe :) atleast thats what I like to do! |
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2 March 2020, 10:29 PM | #6 |
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Personally I think the color combination and the size look perfect on your petite wrist, and thin frame. But then again I am not a big fan of large heavy watches on a woman's wrist. Like you said large watches is kind of a thing now but I'm not sure how long it's going to last. But all that matters is you. If you love it go for it!
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