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Image 1 — My burgundy‑dial Overseas‑style homage gets called “too feminine” for a men’s sports‑luxury watch.
Image 2 — My burgundy‑dial Overseas‑style homage gets called “too feminine” for a men’s sports‑luxury watch.
Image 3 — My burgundy‑dial Overseas‑style homage gets called “too feminine” for a men’s sports‑luxury watch.
Image 4 — My burgundy‑dial Overseas‑style homage gets called “too feminine” for a men’s sports‑luxury watch.
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My burgundy‑dial Overseas‑style homage gets called “too feminine” for a men’s sports‑luxury watch.

I’ve been rocking this steel‑cased Overseas‑style homage with a deep burgundy moon‑phase dial as my daily beater recently.

A few fellow watch enthusiasts have mentioned the warm red‑toned dial reads as “too soft” for a men’s sports‑luxury watch.

It’s wild how rigid gender‑style norms still linger in our hobby, especially when it comes to non‑black dial sports watches.

Do you guys also notice this subtle aesthetic bias against bold colored dials for men’s pieces? Would love to hear your take.

u/Any_Inflation_5191 — 3 days ago
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When does a watch become fine jewelry first, timepiece second?

At what point does a watch stop being something you check the time on and start becoming something you wear purely for the way it makes you feel?

u/Any_Inflation_5191 — 9 days ago