/fa/ - Fashion

>>14858116
I'm not going to rip someone because they don't have money for something. Everyone was broke at somepoint (unless your family is rich and it's still not your money). I only real started making good money in my late 20's but was broke as before that, that's life.

Later models don't have them and they are normally cheaper but I think it's all about the daphne hands personally.

Start a side hussle and use that to fund your watches, mine turned into full time, you never know.

>>14821283
>>14821326

This >>14821296

Dressy style / watches are normally, smaller watches 36 to 38mm on leather with a simple dial (no date, chrono, gmt). Can bet in gold or steel, don't buy plated gold it will wear, soild or nothing. Some will wear a ceramic driver as a dress watch and sub, seamaster, superocean and so on.

Sports / everyday watches are normally on braclets and in steel or titanium, 39-42mm I would go much more than 42mm. Speedmasters / Seamasters / Planet Oceans, Black Bays, Rolex Sport models.

Then you have everyday / sport watches than can be dressed up as well, 36-41mm, simple dials like dress watches but on bracelets or leather. A lot of Grand Seiko models, Aqua Terras, Rolex Explores (not 2), Sinn 556i, IWC MK models, Stowa, Nomos.

Don't rush it, plan you purchases or you will just sell them in a year. Buy your watches used from trusted dealers / family jewellers, haggle with me for the best price.

My recommendation

Dress watch, JLC Reverso or master control, Zenith Elite, Nomos Orion, vintage omega constellation or seamaster.

Sports watch, Speedmaster (hand winding with hesalite) Ceramic Seamaster, Black Bay 58 or GMT, Zenith El Primero 1969 reissue.

Modern Rolex a little out of your price range, Op39, older explore 36 (114270), vintage datejusts are all good aswell.