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Jay (Eire) explores how a new Furlan Marri Beads of Rice bracelet transforms his Tasti Tondi, enhancing its versatility for professional travel. His insights offer a practical perspective on optimizing microbrand watches for diverse sartorial needs, demonstrating how a simple accessory can elevate a timepiece's aesthetic and functional appeal. This discussion is particularly relevant for collectors seeking adaptable watches for business attire.
I bought a bracelet for my Tasti Tondi, it’s Furlan Marri’s own Beads of Rice bracelet.
My primary use case for the Furlan Marri watches over the last 3-4 years is to have something more appropriate (size/style) to match work clothing when traveling (and traveling with another watch that doesn’t work well in a blazer or suit).
These are great sizes for my wrist, and I think with the bracelet now have a cleaner overall look.
As for FM more generally, personally I love what they are doing and as I’ve said here before they were one of the first micro brands I handled where I felt the watches really felt that they were executed at a level above the actual price point. (There are others today which meet that same threshold).
Some pictures.
Wishing you an enjoyable weekend. Best, Emmanuel
“Vintage” vibes on the cheap.
But combined both were maybe $500.
for my son. How was your overall experience? does anyone know if they have an agent in the states?
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