Re: small ladies sports watch
- From: Moka Java <rtwatches@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 19:57:02 -0400
Paul wrote:
I realise that, when I ask for free advice, I'm going to get the advice people want to give, not the advice I want. But if someone else is thinking about giving valuably of their time, could they answer the question I asked and not the one they think I should have asked.
Thank you.
Paul
Ladies automatic watches are thick. Thick watches catch on shirt sleeves and are bothersome when wearing long sleeves and layers or in a wet suit. Will your wife really care if the watch is an auto or is that your fetish? AFIK, the only ladies auto chronometer is a Rolex which is out of your price range, comes with a metal band and is not well suited for sports.
Does your wife have any interest in timing her sports activities? If so then a digital chronograph for less than $100 is a good choice.
I realize that you want to get your wife the watch that you want to get her but is that the watch she really wants?
R "so sorry" TF
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