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2th Dr · 5 May 2009, 04:01 AM

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Originally Posted by rolexgiants

there is NO right or wrong answer here... i just think 36mm and 40mm are UNISEX size...why do people have a problem with that....

Oh, NOW you're saying 36mm is unisex. You have persistantly been adamant about proclaiming that 36mm is now the womans size.

There IS a right answer here. It has already been answered well by several people here.

boa2 · 5 May 2009, 04:03 AM

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Originally Posted by rolexgiants

hey... howard... when are we going to sarge's??

This weekend? PM me if you can go.

rolexgiants · 5 May 2009, 04:03 AM

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Originally Posted by 2th DR

Oh, NOW you're saying 36mm is unisex. You have persistantly been adamant about proclaiming that 36mm is now the womans size.

There IS a right answer here. It has already been answered well by several people here.

yes.... unisex means its a mens or womens watch....

rolexgiants · 5 May 2009, 04:05 AM

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Originally Posted by boa2

This weekend? PM me if you can go.

i will only treat u to sarge's if ur not wearing any of those 36mm ladies size watches....lol..lol

boa2 · 5 May 2009, 04:07 AM

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Originally Posted by rolexgiants

i will only treat u to sarge's if ur not wearing any of those 36mm ladies size watches....lol..lol

How about I wear your DJ, and I'll be your date?

JJ Irani · 5 May 2009, 04:09 AM

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Originally Posted by boa2

How about I wear your DJ, and I'll be your date?

As long as it's JUST for that night!!

ijen0311 · 5 May 2009, 04:10 AM

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Originally Posted by 2th DR

Oh, NOW you're saying 36mm is unisex. You have persistantly been adamant about proclaiming that 36mm is now the womans size.

There IS a right answer here. It has already been answered well by several people here.

He is right... We're all just lesbians... All of us even the boys. That's the answer

Funny thing is - a very lesbian coworker just walked by and she has on a tiny feminine watch with her flannel shirt. I swear on my SD!!

boa2 · 5 May 2009, 04:12 AM

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Originally Posted by JJ Irani

As long as it's JUST for that night!!

Couldn't you see an ad from Rolex (Jocke, you listening?) with a man wearing a DJ, and woman wearing a Deep Sea, and the text below:

So, who wears the pants in your family?

rolexgiants · 5 May 2009, 04:15 AM

it is all opinion.... how could there be a right or wrong answer.... i guess some of u guys have a problem with a woman wearing a 40mm watch.... should we have the same problem when a guy wears a wig???? years ago wigs were just for women.... come on people..... open up ur eyes.....

2th Dr · 5 May 2009, 04:25 AM

I certainly don't have a problem with women wearing a 40mm "mens" watch. Just look at Jen. Her SD looks great on her. That's the current trend. But that doesn't mean the 36mm "magically" becomes a womans watch. There IS a correct answer, and you just answered it.

Lisa · 5 May 2009, 05:03 AM

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Originally Posted by ijen0311

He is right... We're all just lesbians... All of us even the boys. That's the answer

Funny thing is - a very lesbian coworker just walked by and she has on a tiny feminine watch with her flannel shirt. I swear on my SD!!

Oh, dear. This is so confusing. Lesbian women wear ladies' watches. Straight women wear men's watches. Okay, I think I got that. Now, since I wear a 34mm Date, that must make me either bisexual or perhaps of ambiguous orientation.

I think I'd better hide in the closet until someone can advise me about what watch I should be wearing.

boa2 · 5 May 2009, 05:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Lisa

Oh, dear. This is so confusing. Lesbian women wear ladies' watches. Straight women wear men's watches. Okay, I think I got that. Now, since I wear a 34mm Date, that must make me either bisexual or perhaps of ambiguous orientation.

I think I'd better hide in the closet until someone can advise me about what watch I should be wearing.

The Horological Gender Police will set you straight...in more ways than one.

Lisa · 5 May 2009, 05:38 AM

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Originally Posted by boa2

The Horological Gender Police will set you straight...in more ways than one.

Thank goodness! Just in the nick of time to quell my full-blown identity crisis.

redshirt1957 · 5 May 2009, 05:40 AM

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Originally Posted by boa2

The Horological Gender Police will set you straight...in more ways than one.

Who knew the lady was a gender bender!

Lowflight · 5 May 2009, 05:44 AM

My wife wears a Datejust 11600 Rhodium as a daily and thinks it is too small. Lets face it, except for a few examples out there, watches have been on the small side since the 70's

mhays26 · 5 May 2009, 05:51 AM

I caught my wife with my NATO GMT on the other night. Said she wanted to see how it wore. I actually kinda liked the way it looked. I told her she could wear it whenever she wanted.

Jocke · 5 May 2009, 05:53 AM

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Originally Posted by bodybump

Jen pics please pics please!!!

Have you never seen a SD?

Jocke

SeaDweller1220 · 5 May 2009, 06:05 AM

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Originally Posted by ijen0311

I just stopped at a area deli to pick up some dinner. While I'm at the counter, the manager looks at my watch and says "nice watch, I didn't know they made it in a ladies size." I say no, it's the men's size, and tell him maybe he thought it was a Sub and the differences in the crystal can make it look smaller (Way more than he wanted to know).

So he just says, "hmm. Well I've never seen one on a lady before, but now that I do, it sure looks like a ladies size."

You can PM me for the restaurant name and location if you'd like to round up a lynch mob

Jen you started something with this thread!!!!

I will be in JAX on Monday for work and will wear my SD.
Get your lynch mob together and we will see if he likes the SD on me or you after we rough him up? I think he will choose you!!!
You look great with the SD like the rest of the TRF women who choose to wear a 36-40mm watch.

ijen0311 · 5 May 2009, 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Lisa

Oh, dear. This is so confusing. Lesbian women wear ladies' watches. Straight women wear men's watches. Okay, I think I got that. Now, since I wear a 34mm Date, that must make me either bisexual or perhaps of ambiguous orientation.

I think I'd better hide in the closet until someone can advise me about what watch I should be wearing.

Lisa, why are you making it hard?

Come on out of the closet... You could just be a silly lesbian like me

Heck, I got put in and thrown out of the closet all in one today! And I never even knew I was in it

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Originally Posted by SeaDweller1220

Jen you started something with this thread!!!!

I will be in JAX on Monday for work and will wear my SD.
Get your lynch mob together and we will see if he likes the SD on me or you after we rough him up? I think he will choose you!!!
You look great with the SD like the rest of the TRF women who choose to wear a 36-40mm watch.

sounds good to me

Otto · 5 May 2009, 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by rolexgiants

it is all opinion.... how could there be a right or wrong answer.... i guess some of u guys have a problem with a woman wearing a 40mm watch.... should we have the same problem when a guy wears a wig???? years ago wigs were just for women.... come on people..... open up ur eyes.....

I really don't have a clue where you're coming from. You have been on a rant for weeks (months?) to the effect that a 36 mm Rolex watch is now a ladies size; that Rolex announced that as a fact at Basel; that men's size starts at 42 mm; and people have been saying over and over again that it isn't so, that that is not what Rolex announced at Basel, that women can wear what they want and what fits them best, etc., etc., and etc., but you keep saying over and over again that 36 mmm is a ladies watch; and now you are suddenly saying such watches are unisex as if that is what you have been saying all along.

Otto · 5 May 2009, 07:33 AM

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Originally Posted by ijen0311

I think 60 is taking it a bit far....

And who is the judge of what looks good? Here's me with my SD and I think it looks damn good

Beautiful!

Otto · 5 May 2009, 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Lisa

Oh, dear. This is so confusing. Lesbian women wear ladies' watches. Straight women wear men's watches. Okay, I think I got that. Now, since I wear a 34mm Date, that must make me either bisexual or perhaps of ambiguous orientation.

I think I'd better hide in the closet until someone can advise me about what watch I should be wearing.

Lisa, you are so right!

I'm storing all my Rolex watches in my safe and going into therapy.

Why did I choose the watches I chose and what does it say about me as a man???

argee1977 · 5 May 2009, 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by ijen0311

Lisa, why are you making it hard?

Come on out of the closet... You could just be a silly lesbian like me

Heck, I got put in and thrown out of the closet all in one today! And I never even knew I was in it

sounds good to me

Don't listen to them Jen, more women should wear Sea-Dwellers, that way they can time the cooking while doing the dishes

redshirt1957 · 5 May 2009, 07:58 AM

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Originally Posted by rolexgiants

its not a manly issue at all.... i own a 36mm datejust myself.... its just too small....

The last comment was about your watch....I hope.

boa2 · 5 May 2009, 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Otto

Lisa, you are so right!

I'm storing all my Rolex watches in my safe and going into therapy.

Why did I choose the watches I chose and what does it say about me as a man???

I'll be happy to wear your Day Date, Otto. I mean, while you get right in the head, that is.

mike · 5 May 2009, 08:19 AM

We can discuss all day long who wears what size watch, and certainly fashion trends dictate a lot of what's what.

Let's keep sexual aspects out of it.

Thanks.

Otto · 5 May 2009, 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by boa2

I'll be happy to wear your Day Date, Otto. I mean, while you get right in the head, that is.

Howard,

I'd normally be fine with that, but I'd probably worry myself sick that it would mess you up a bit, you know ... in your mind.

I wouldn't want to send you on some gender bender merry go round. You could end up with gender vertigo.

Otto

Otto · 5 May 2009, 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by mike

we can discuss all day long who wears what size watch, and certainly fashion trends dictate a lot of what's what.

Let's keep sexual aspects out of it.

Thanks.

ok

argee1977 · 5 May 2009, 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by mike

We can discuss all day long who wears what size watch, and certainly fashion trends dictate a lot of what's what.

Let's keep sexual aspects out of it.

Thanks.

Yeah, although most are tongue in cheek i do get the feeling that a few guys still think chaining to the kitchen sink is the order of the day

(i'm just saying this as the wifes looking over my shoulder

)

ijen0311 · 5 May 2009, 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by argee1977

Yeah, although most are tongue in cheek i do get the feeling that a few guys still think chaining to the kitchen sink is the order of the day

(i'm just saying this as the wifes looking over my shoulder

)

it's funny... when we go out, I wear my dressier Breitling and I always ask my husband if he'd like to borrow my SD for the evening

5 May 2009, 04:15 AM	#69
rolexgiants "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: new york, usa Posts: 2,901	it is all opinion.... how could there be a right or wrong answer.... i guess some of u guys have a problem with a woman wearing a 40mm watch.... should we have the same problem when a guy wears a wig???? years ago wigs were just for women.... come on people..... open up ur eyes.....

5 May 2009, 04:25 AM	#70
2th Dr Banned Join Date: Jan 2009 Real Name: Mark-O! Location: Arlington, TX Watch: Rolex Posts: 12,714	I certainly don't have a problem with women wearing a 40mm "mens" watch. Just look at Jen. Her SD looks great on her. That's the current trend. But that doesn't mean the 36mm "magically" becomes a womans watch. There IS a correct answer, and you just answered it.

5 May 2009, 05:44 AM	#75
Lowflight Banned Join Date: Jan 2008 Real Name: Harold Location: On The Far Right Posts: 1,106	My wife wears a Datejust 11600 Rhodium as a daily and thinks it is too small. Lets face it, except for a few examples out there, watches have been on the small side since the 70's

5 May 2009, 05:51 AM	#76
mhays26 Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Arkansas Posts: 31	I caught my wife with my NATO GMT on the other night. Said she wanted to see how it wore. I actually kinda liked the way it looked. I told her she could wear it whenever she wanted.

5 May 2009, 08:19 AM	#86
mike "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 22,683	We can discuss all day long who wears what size watch, and certainly fashion trends dictate a lot of what's what. Let's keep sexual aspects out of it. Thanks.

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