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PostPosted: Wed Jun 06, 2012 11:10 pm 
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It was never really a favourite, but the Aerospace was brilliant to wear. So light and comfortable.
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 07, 2012 1:41 pm 
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jlee5050 wrote:
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i have to say subc for me

edit - in fact it was so comfortable i had to get 2 ....hehehehe

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Boogie I hate you dude! :lol: :poke: 8)

Honestly for me other than a watch being a bit tight I don't understand how a watch can be comfortable or not on the wrist. Guess I'm not too technical in terms of that.

Or maybe I have a high tolerance for pain and discomfort. :nana:



hehehehe :mrgreen:

i guess maybe by comfort, its just the feeling of wearing the watch without feeling it on the wrist??? i dont know. different for different folks.

BTW youre still my buddy jlee :lol:


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PostPosted: Thu Jun 07, 2012 1:49 pm 
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jlee5050 wrote:
Honestly for me other than a watch being a bit tight I don't understand how a watch can be comfortable or not on the wrist. Guess I'm not too technical in terms of that.

In the least technical way I can put it, if a watch makes your wrist ache when you wear it, it's uncomfortable. If you've never experienced that, consider yourself lucky, and take it on faith that not everybody is as fortunate.


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PostPosted: Thu Jun 07, 2012 2:07 pm 
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JacksonStone wrote:
jlee5050 wrote:
Honestly for me other than a watch being a bit tight I don't understand how a watch can be comfortable or not on the wrist. Guess I'm not too technical in terms of that.

In the least technical way I can put it, if a watch makes your wrist ache when you wear it, it's uncomfortable. If you've never experienced that, consider yourself lucky, and take it on faith that not everybody is as fortunate.



I have had a little bit of pain before, but it can be something as simple as a feeling of "top-heavy"-ness that makes a watch feel just a little uncomfortable, or the way a watch case sits on the wrist, the way the shape of the lugs works with the curve of the wrist that feels a little more or less comfortable. Bracelets have a lot to do with it as well, in terms of heft and construction. My AP 15202 is very thin and light, but I recall the newer 15300 version of the Royal Oak as thicker, a little heavier, and not as comfortable My Yacht with solid end links had a better feeling of balanced weight than my old GMT. It was very a much a "forget you have it on" watch for me. A Milgauss I tried on recently felt nice as well.

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Guess so... makes sense. But then again I'm not too experienced with many brands either... I started my collection heavy with vintage and most vintage pieces are lightweight compared to contemporary pieces... as boogie said... different strokes for different folks.

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The Navi on tang strap is a forget your are wearing it watch for me. The last hole has just enough to give me a snug but comfortable feel.


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john123 wrote:
That's a tough one, but I think this one is probably the most comfortable I have ever owned, in large part because of the articulated rubber bracelet...which is freakin awesome!!

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Dear God, I love that watch!! That is my number one grail. I'd have to say these two would be the most comfortable watches I've ever owned. I hate to admit this but many years ago when Invicta make a decent watch I owned a one from the Vintage line with a triple date and a 5 row beads of rice bracelet. I would love to own that watch again, only if I could just get the brand name off of the watch. It was a real looker.

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