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my suggestion....
Since you said that she is going to be a industrial designer, i would go with something simple.... simple in the sense of a timeless classic...
what i have in mind is an oyster perpetual in 34mm or 36mm.... if you want to a dressy touch, add the oyster perpetual candy pink to the list....
Further, the lady date just by Rolex is also not a bad imho.
Aside from Rolex, what i think could be great value are Grand Seiko's, such as the SBG341G.
Credit: Rolex.com
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Good luck and keep us posted please.
Kind regards,
A.
Recommendations for a starter watch
Folks: my 20 year old daughter has picked up an interest in my hobby - probably because I keep talking about it all the time. Do you have a recommendation for a starter watch? Should I go new or used? She wants to use it special occasions. She is studying...
From my same experience i would opt for a pre owned Cartier
Younger women really like them and if she is really into mechanical pieces or doesn’t care about a movement but just the looks you can pick up some nice pieces from them imho
Perhaps no obvious choice, but what about a Nomos with a nicely colored dial?
As she is studying to be an engineer, perhaps the fact that it is a mechanical watch might be interesting to her? Nice hunting Dirk
I gave my daughter a 36mm Rolex Datejust
when she graduated college. She picked it. Set a budget and let her pick the watch she wants.
I guess a lot depends on your budget
And also if she prefers a quartz or mechanical watch. If quartz, a Cartier of a Reverso would be great but if mechanical, the sky is the limit. But if one had a limited budget, I would thoroughly recommend the Seiko Presage with an enamel dial on sale in ...
Shameless self-promotion Sham, and I like it!
Let me quickly put a few more Presages up 😅 Sadly, the ones I have are too thick for lady's wrist... so says my wife. Mike ...
I was there before the summer...
and I went with a 29mm Seamaster diver blue dial. Not that common, fits her personality and lifestyle ...
my suggestion....
Since you said that she is going to be a industrial designer, i would go with something simple.... simple in the sense of a timeless classic... what i have in mind is an oyster perpetual in 34mm or 36mm.... if you want to a dressy touch, add the oyster pe...
Many excellent suggestions here
The question of budget is of course one of the determining factors. On the less expensive side, sham1's suggestion of the Seiko Presage is an excellent one imo. More expensive would be the Grand Seiko Shunbun, also a gorgeous piece. Nomos is excellent als...
It really is hard to make a good suggestion with the only information being that it could be worn for special occasions.
As for me any "day" that ends in a "day" is a special occasion. As others have suggested maybe a few trips to both new and old watch shops may be a good idea to at least find out what she likes or appeals to her and then you can take it from there. Not ta...
Go on Chrono24 or a similar platform
And look with her. She’s going to have her own style and it’s better to teach her how to value her choices is a market context and I suspect it will be a bonding experience. If she has her own aesthetic let her express it.
Another option for "window shopping"
European Watch Company has an fast, easy-to-view assortment page -- you can scroll through and say Yes! whenever a pretty watches comes up. Cheers Mike
There is an alternative…
First of all, there have been some wonderful suggestions already made. If she is studying industrial design, Nomos is certainly a sound option. If you have a tad larger budget, you could always get her a Habring - a Felix or Erwin would be up and down dre...
