What Defines A Ladies Watch

steve · What Defines A Ladies Watch

Does putting an effeminate dial and or girly strap on a prodominately male watch make a Ladies piece? i'm thinking of the various daytona carnations that have appeared over the years was it the "beach" models that came in various pastel colours dials/straps the heavily blinged examples and to top it the leopard!! it looks kinda trendy on some ladies i guess but not what I'd consider a femine timepiece due primarily to it being a 40mm size chronograph when you strip it back. Is the leopard Daytona Unisex? not for this AlphaMale for sure! but my AD has sold one to be worn by a "gentleman"

steve

Tools

Perhaps....

I'll bet Liberace might have had a Leapord Daytona

I don't think big watches on women is a bad look....\\However, it definitely is NOT a feminine look

:shock:

uncle aj

I think if any watch fits nicely on a ladies wrist and looks good but would not do the same on a man's wrist, then I'd class it as a ladies watch. However I have to agree that a lot of ladies are taking to wearing men's watches and making them look good. Perhaps these should now be unisex watches. :grin: :grin:

Tardis

Yes any watch that suits the fairer sex is OK by me, especially when a girl like this is wearing a Daytona!

Steve

uncle aj

She could pull pints for me all day long.

ABS

Personnally I like bigger watches myself. The watch companies, and especially Rolex is completely going away from calling a certain watch "gent's" or "lady's", they only refer to them in mm size.

ABS

I made this watch look a little mor feminine with the pink strap...

Timebroker

Ah that ETA assembled watch aint it?

Flatlander

I personally don't care for a large (40mm+) watch on a lady.

However, if the lady is comfortable with a larger watch then that should be sufficient. IMO though it still doesn't make it a feminine look. :grin:

uncle aj