What is your favorite watch to wear with a suit??

[KeNnY 29]

I can say my IWC and my Omega Speedy !

 

 

[fragzzone 0]

So many options and a few personal variables to consider, I could wear a PP Nautilus, Radiomir or Daytona.

[James. 4]

Depends what colour suit shirt & tie combo and especially for which occasion but there are my suit beaters( I wear a suit every day, hence the excessive amount of options )

 

[jdoe 0]

[Jameslowe1 0]

Depends what colour suit shirt & tie combo and especially for which occasion but there are my suit beaters( I wear a suit every day, hence the excessive amount of options )

 

 

+1 for these three. Would prefer the JLC with a white dial though with in a black suit..

[10:10 Watch Repair 1]

 

I actually agree with all of this

 

 

Nah, Rolex looks great with a suit.

 

BTW your tailor will ask you on which hand you wear your watch so as to accommodate. You do have a good tailor, don't you?

[Mazz 62]

Grand Seiko .......................

[10:10 Watch Repair 1]

Fuck Yeah Mazz!

[Niles 0]

Wow, when I first started this thread I thought I might get a few replies. Now you guys have given me so many ideas I don't know what the hell to do! Guess I'll just have to buy 'em all...

[jdoe 0]

Nah, Rolex looks great with a suit.

 

Mostly not, however some Cellinis would work, and then there's always the exceptions

 

 

but only just

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[Del 4,497]

For me, this works great with a suit.

 

[Pob 73]

For me any of my watches will go just fine with the suit!

[nickee_2dS 0]

Omega speedmaster date

 

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[solkryssare 109]

I really liked the look of my 36 mm Explorer 1 with a suit. Sporty and elegant at the same time

 

Fuck I miss that watch!!!

[10:10 Watch Repair 1]

Nah, Rolex looks great with a suit.

 

Mostly not, however some Cellinis would work, and then there's always the exceptions

 

but only just

The oyster bracelet is one of the best jewelry designs in history, elegant and utilitarian. Yes, it goes with a suit.

No problem with that DJ however.

 

You might want to rethink the idea that a watch has to "go" with a suit. Sometimes "not going" is what defines style. That is what gave a new life to Panerai.

[J.Eric 693]

This has always worked with a dress shirt and Italian shoes

[jdoe 0]

You might want to rethink the idea that a watch has to "go" with a suit. Sometimes "not going" is what defines style. That is what gave a new life to Panerai.

 

As always in these matters it comes down to personal preferences (yours and others). To a certain extent it probably depends why you put that suit on as well, not to mention the suit itself.

 

 

Highly recommended

[jdoe 0]

Hmm, wonder if these are repped too

[10:10 Watch Repair 1]

Hmm, wonder if these are repped too

of course they are.

 

get yourself a tailor first, so you can strap on that rolex and it will still fit under your sleeve.

[jdoe 0]

Hmm, wonder if these are repped too

of course they are.

 

Any good?

 

Most expensive suit I ever had made was made up for me in Kathmandu, that is taking avg cost per day used (2).

 

The Brionis are undoubtedly the cheapest ones by the same measure, not to mention the most comfortable.

 

 

 

get yourself a tailor first, so you can strap on that rolex and it will still fit under your sleeve.

I've given up on tailormade shirts, too many disappointments. And still wouldn't strap on a bracelet Rollie in any case.

[Ephry73 5]

Personal taste and purpose are key aspects. For everyday work a sub looks fine in a work suit. For night events the explorer 1016 would be my choice. A Tudor small rose would not be a bad choice either and well within range price as a gen. E