Do you wear SUBs, as a dress watch?

[scooter2]

I wear my Submariner 100% of the time.

scooter

[Quicksilver]

I wear it with everything - in bed, with jeans and for work with a suit. Its a great all rounder.

[Widows Son]

I don"t own a sub, but the answer would still be no. I wouldn"t wear my Speedmaster or Seamaster either (regardless of Prince William). I'm going to a wedding next weekend. Will be wearing a vintage Omega of some sort on a black strap.

[Moggo]

I have no style or clothing coordination so I wouldn’t even think about matching my watch to my clothes


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[NicoM]

Wear what you feel comfortable with. These "rules" were made in a very different time/world than today.

[PascalSwiss]

Originally Posted by wildy

if prince william wears one to a black tie event, i think it’s pretty safe for the rest of us.

+1

[MorningTundra]

Originally Posted by PLNYC

Yup, bought new and this happened soon after

904L is supposed to be hard as nails. What did you do to it?!?


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[brandrea]

Originally Posted by FTX I

I don't own a suit so I don't know.

Funny, me too

[1William]

The Submariner goes with everything. Suit up, Tux up, wear what works and the Submariner works for me with everthing.

[Leodagan]

Even stark naked it's classy

[Mystro]

Originally Posted by 007_Omega

I'm a sports watch guy and I'm not going to force myself to wear a dress watch for dated etiquette that doesn't exist anymore. Some watch enthusiasts seem to have a false conception that everything revolves around their watch. Trust me, if you're in a well-tailored suit and are rocking some nice dress shoes, the vast majority of people aren't going to bat an eye on your choice of a dress watch.


Let's be real, it's a Rolex at the end of the day. If anyone notices your watch, they'll associate Rolex with dressiness to begin with. This goes double for the ceramic Subs. You can call it a tool watch, it can certainly be used as one but the thing looks like a piece of jewelry.

I'll even go full Bond and wear one with a Nato and suit. I'm sure men will scoff and women will not want to associate with me as I'll be labeled an unfashionable piece of trash for it 🙄.

^^^I love this response.^^^

[Rebel]

I used to. Now, I have a Cyma dress watch on a nylon strap that coordinates with my suit I wear on dress-up days.

[tamiya]

Originally Posted by Ruud Van Driver

Wear your Sub how and where you want unless it’s a formal occasion and the invite says don’t.

Oooh, I'm so stealing that. Next cocktail party I host, it's gunna say

DRESS CODE: No Subs

[BDL]

I think leather can make the difference.


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[SG56]

I think a Sub looks very sexy with a suit, even tux.

Look at the pics in Rolex magazine #6. Very sexy! Except the one with the lady.

I would think a watch with a leather bracelet would fit better for a very formal occasion, but those pictures proved me wrong.

Did i say yet, very sexy?

[FTX I]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Funny, me too

[drosen1]

I don't think its a bad idea to wear a Sub for any occasion. I feel like that is one of the few watches suitable for many occasions.

[landroverking]

Yes when I had an 18kt Bluesy.

[ACWATCHES]

Yes I do, the black 5 digit sub was my wedding watch, looked perfect for summer formal

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[CPRWATCH]

Wear it with pride , regardless of what your wearing . It is, after all THE most iconic watch of all time .

[run23]

Originally Posted by 007_Omega

I'm a sports watch guy and I'm not going to force myself to wear a dress watch for dated etiquette that doesn't exist anymore. Some watch enthusiasts seem to have a false conception that everything revolves around their watch. Trust me, if you're in a well-tailored suit and are rocking some nice dress shoes, the vast majority of people aren't going to bat an eye on your choice of a dress watch.


Let's be real, it's a Rolex at the end of the day. If anyone notices your watch, they'll associate Rolex with dressiness to begin with. This goes double for the ceramic Subs. You can call it a tool watch, it can certainly be used as one but the thing looks like a piece of jewelry.

I'll even go full Bond and wear one with a Nato and suit. I'm sure men will scoff and women will not want to associate with me as I'll be labeled an unfashionable piece of trash for it 🙄.

Hah -- perfectly put.

[teb1013]

Originally Posted by run23

Hah -- perfectly put.

Yes, further comment is redundant.


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[xcutter73]

Originally Posted by VinnieVegas

I wear my sub at the office but we're business casual.

I wear my Seiko divers and my Orient diver at the office, but we're business casual.

I personally don't wear any diver with a suit and tie.

Love your Avatar. I am a big fan of The Prisoner.

[Canefan1]

Don't own any of the clothes you mentioned. Shorts and Sanuks w/o shirt 90% of my time.


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[Canefan1]

Originally Posted by FTX I

I don't own a suit so I don't know.

Plus 1

[007_Omega]

Originally Posted by Leodagan

Even stark naked it's classy

My next outfit

[michaelodonnell123]

Wearing a Sub with a suit is like wearing sneakers with a suit...you look like a clown. Wear a proper dress watch with a suit or don't wear a watch at all. Show some class.

[RoyalOac]

Sure, I feel like these days my Bluesy is the go-to for my smart-casual dress up watch.

[michaelodonnell123]

Originally Posted by RoyalOac

Sure, I feel like these days my Bluesy is the go-to for my smart-casual dress up watch.

It's a dress 'down' watch not a dress 'up'.

[RoyalOac]

Originally Posted by michaelodonnell123

It's a dress 'down' watch not a dress 'up'.

Well, I'm a blue collar worker, so smart-casual outfit is my version of dressing up