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jaymz Guest
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Very interested in this watch; 45 mm; lots going on here, and I love the blued hands. But I can't decide on the color to get. I'm perhaps leaning toward the white, but then I look at the gold, and then.... What do you all think? Jim   |
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Diana 3T WIS 
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i dont know much about watches, but ill offer my opinion anway ;) i like the white a lot better than the gold. the gold is pretty but its too much emphasis on the gold, and it overpowers the details. the white shows the details of the watch so much better than the gold. |
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jakisbck 3T WIS 
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If you still wearing that Big Gold Chain from the eighty then I would have to say go for the gold but then again if you want a much cleare look go for the white dial version.:D:D:D:D:D:D J/K about the 80's chain Anyway it all depends on which you plan on wearing it , The Gold is tend to be more Dressy and the White Dressy/Sporty. Which all means if your s suit and time kinda of guy go with the Gold vice-verse:cool: |
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oagaspar Site Founder 
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Diana wrote: Gonna Have to Go With Diana on this One Jim....That White/Silver Dial really pops  Pretty good Eye Diana for someone not into Watches that Much....but then I have seen your Site and Your Taste is Impecable i dont know much about watches, but ill offer my opinion anway ;) |
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KenC Admin 
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I don't like white dials, but.................get the white. Somehow, gold dials always look a little cheap to me! |
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mcwright Admin 
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Jim, I have liked all of your other watches lately, but this one is a tad too busy for me. Too much going on, on the dial. Between the two though, I'd go with the silver or white dial. As an option, how about trying something like this Trias dual time zone? Its a 46mm dual auto. You lose the date features, but you gain an easier to read dial. :)  |
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jaymz Guest
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Thanks for the input, everyone. Yes there is a lot going on in this watch. I think, however, that the big size (45 MM) would help that a lot. I also am leaning toward the white (or silver or whatever it is); much easier to read and just looks better. But, I also REALLY like rose gold, so the gold wouldn't be a bad second choice. I like the Trias a lot. Jim |
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jakisbck 3T WIS
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Did someone say Trias well I own a Dual Timer myself really kool watches ...................... (because my mama said so):D but they really are his mine  |
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Or Ology Guest
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I own four Trias watches now, and I can tell you they are great watches, especially for the prices asked. This is my latest acquisition ($75 on eBay; water resistant to 500 meters):     |
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oagaspar Site Founder
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Or Ology wrote: Congrats on the New Trias DoubleO  ....Looks very substantial with a Awesome bracelet...what is the case Size  I own four Trias watches now, and I can tell you they are great watches, especially for the prices asked. This is my latest acquisition ($75 on eBay; water resistant to 500 meters): |
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Or Ology Guest
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It's approximately 44 mm from 10 o'clock to 2 o'clock. Marc from longislandwatch.com said he has some coming soon. I may look into the orange dial version as well. :) O.A. Gaspar wrote: Or Ology wrote: |
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