/fa/ - Fashion

>>18098224
Yeah, usually you'll pick a smaller waterproof 36-38mm 3 hand watch that's light and utilitarian. Anything along the lines of an explorer or datejust or baby alpinist is generally a good choice, usually you'll go for something with more brushed finishes than polished so it won't pick up too many obvious scratches and you'll probably want it on a bracelet because that truly makes it so you can truly go from doing some light yard work to washing your hands to eat lunch to washing the dishes to going out to see a movie without worrying about how dirty or wet your watch or strap is going to get. If it gets something on it you can literally just run it under some water and dry it off and you won't hurt it.