Bi metal watches.
Discussion
I haven't thought they look good since about 1988.
However, in the last couple of days I have seen two examples that have turned my head. One was a Rolex GMT II, the other a Datejust with white dial.
I am not about to go out and buy one, but I am wondering whether bi metal might start to look good again in the same way as white cars started to look good about 5 years ago after 20-years in the wilderness.
Thoughts?
However, in the last couple of days I have seen two examples that have turned my head. One was a Rolex GMT II, the other a Datejust with white dial.
I am not about to go out and buy one, but I am wondering whether bi metal might start to look good again in the same way as white cars started to look good about 5 years ago after 20-years in the wilderness.
Thoughts?
13m said:
marcosgt said:
I think getting a liking for a Bi-Metal watch is a sign of impending dementia...
Just saying...
Oddly, I find this one quite attractive...
NURSE!!!!!!
M
It's a bit Tutankhamun.Just saying...
Oddly, I find this one quite attractive...
NURSE!!!!!!
M
As soon as you add yellow gold (Rose Gold is a little less garish) you're into kitsch, imo...
I should probably say I can't imagine EVER buying a bi-metal watch...
M
I have had a GMT (stainless steel) for 15 years and for the last 10 I have been thinking about changing it for the only other watch I want, A bi metal Daytona with a black face.
I still ( after 10 years !!!) cant decide if I will automatically look like a second hand car salesman !!!
Had an amazing deal by watchfinder to change for a new bimetal but just couldn't bring myself to do it !!!
I still cant decide !!!!
Yours Hopeless
Phib
I still ( after 10 years !!!) cant decide if I will automatically look like a second hand car salesman !!!
Had an amazing deal by watchfinder to change for a new bimetal but just couldn't bring myself to do it !!!
I still cant decide !!!!
Yours Hopeless
Phib
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