/fa/ - Fashion

Tissot seastar quartz, inherited from my grandfather whom I never met. Originally it came with a blue crocodile leather band, but I replaced it with this dark leather one instead. Luckily it fits my quite small wrists perfectly, since it's face is just above 3 cm.

Since this watch has some meaning to me I'm not really fond of using it for daily wear. I'm on the lookout for something on the cheap side, round the 100-200€ range.
The hard part is finding one that has a face that is smaller then 4 cm. Any tips?

TL:DR: Looking for cheap watch with small face.

I have tiny wrists so this Tissot seastar quartz that I inherited from my grandfather fits really nice, but I would like to use it for special occasions only since it's sort of an heirloom.
So, I'm looking for something similar but cheaper for daily wear, anyone got a tip for a tiny wristed male?

I'm also a man with rather slim wrists. Thankfully I inherited this gold Tissot from my grandfather, which got it for 25 years of service with his company (It has his name engraved on the back). The original strap was blue crocodile... Not so fashionable, but I switched it out for this brown leather one instead.
>>9851283
I don't think you get it man. Things become obsolete, but there will always be an interest for things that are old. Antiques shops don't go extinct, do they? Having a proper watch is a fashion statement more then anything else, at least I look at my watches this way.
If the apple watches proves useful after the 2nd or 3rd gen, I might get one, but until then I'll never wear one of those buggy bastards.