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The men's watches I do have are mid-size. Most of them measure under 38mm without the crown. Nabco, your wife and I have something in common - we both have 6 inch wrists! So any larger watch I do get, I have to have on a strap. A bracelet is just too heavy and uncomfortable. :(
So Ken and Nabco, let me ask a blonde question here, LOL! ;) Are you saying that it's fashionable for women to wear masculine looking watches, or larger watches in general or both? I'm afraid that if I wear a masculine looking watch in public people will think I'm well, "butch". Not that there's anything wrong with that, it's just that I'm a girly girl, if you know what I mean. I even once thought I'd wear a women's watch on one wrist and a men's watch on the other, but then I thought that might really confuse them, LOL!
SHADY, I think a Panerai would be waaay too big, but you look really awesome tickling those ivories! ;) :)
Huck, you're the best! :cool: ;) :)
Murph, I think I'm blushing!!! ;)