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Frederique Constant Index Automatic Watch
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Frederique Constant Index Automatic Watch
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The Index from Frédérique Constant is a Swiss-made watch that pairs just as well with a collared shirt and slacks as it does a t-shirt and jeans. Sporting a white dial, slim markers, and lumed hands, the watch has a subdued look Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downWatchyoutalkingabout
Dec 5, 2019
Well, that escalated quickly.
RayF
22218
Dec 4, 2019
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Allow me to clarify for those members (@sgcibyang and @Brocknation) who seem to be confused about the use and function of these devices:
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SlicerGBA
43
Dec 4, 2019
The diameter is part of the equation, but not the only part. In my personal opinion, a dress watch should never be more than 40mm. But, you can get away with a larger diameter if the lugs don't jut out beyond the edge of your wrist. I did notice that this watch has quite long lugs. Combine that with the 43mm diameter, and I think they've sized out most gents with smaller wrists. I do think this is a very nice looking watch, but they should definitely have an option for a smaller size. And they also get a red mark for the 21mm lug width.
w_test
28
Dec 7, 2019
They named their watch Mr Daddy 2.0.... I'm not even sure what to say at this point.
Watchyoutalkingabout
Dec 4, 2019
Looks a Swiss Made Seiko SARB035. The sarb is just under 39mm, but slightly thicker at around 11.2mm.
Not to sound too much like old @RayF , but I just don’t understand all the complaints about size. I’ve got little girly wrists at 6.5 inches, and I wear everything from 37x10 Seiko 5 to a 45mm x 16mm Victorinox auto chronograph.
Watches of the same dimensions can wear quite differently based on case shape, bracelet/strap, temp/humidity, and the shape of your actual wrists.
For this particular watch, I’d be more concerned about the lack of half links combined with a deployant buckle preventing a perfect fit, which is what would influence wearability more than a few millimeters of diameter.
TL;DR: big watches are fine as long as you can get a good fit. Which is also what she said.
SlicerGBA
43
Dec 31, 2019
WatchyoutalkingaboutYou are correct about how different watches wear depending on the case shape. That's why I commented about the long lugs.
RayF
22218
Dec 4, 2019
Actually, the Hotcakes drop (plural, btw--we had a lot of them), was a dismal failure!
MaxCavalera
0
Dec 4, 2019
I'm a first-time Drop customer here, so please bear with my maybe stupid questions. I'm based in EU, and if I order this, do I have to pay VAT on delivery? Will it be shipped from US by Drop, or from the watchmaker (presumably, from Switzerland)?
RichJo86
28
Dec 4, 2019
The EU drops are limited and in a testing phase. If the drops ships from the EU there is a EU logo visible.
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