Chronometer (aka yacomino)
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With the combo that nice you cannot constraint yourself to wearing it only for a portion of the year. This is an awesome combination, my friend, and you should wear it all year long, especially in the winter.
I really love it
Question for the group: what’s the general feeling around wearing white straps in the fall & winter time? Appropriate or not?
Many women have a general rule around wearing white shoes after Labor Day, that is usually No. Kollokium Variant F , with custom white AND purple strap. To my way of thinking, the purple justifies me wearing it in the Fall, am I wrong? ...
I'm fashion maven, but...
...I would go with what you like. If you're in a climate like Florida it doesn't really matter...
White is pretty neutral, so it really should be fine year round... isn't white one of the primary Winter colors anyways?
In any case, it looks PERFECT on that piece +++
Considering that you were mindful enough to ask about it...
perhaps you should put it away with your seersucker until Spring. Just to play it safe
Saying from - it's a bit blunt
Suits the wearer, bugger the starer. So if you like irrespective of when it is, fill your boots Cheers JML
Only one condition
The hair must be white, obviously! Contact Bill for his secret hack
I find white quite interesting in winter, too ❄️
I only have a handful of white (or off white) straps and wear them in winter, too. But you might be a bit wary of following my strap advice 😂😂😂 And the white and purple is a great combo with the watch / dial 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Seiko Izul SDAA001 on a white toad strap...
All good 😊👍🏻
I would not have changed my choices anyway. But they tend to be somewhat less conventional - hence my opinion is possibly not the mainstream 😁
looks great on the Kollokium, Larry
I don't have any white straps, have to think about it. On another note: I am very happy that I got this F after now seeing the G
Do as you please
Thanks for raising this very interesting question; My summary would be to do as one pleases because very few people will notice. There used to be rules like “no brown in town” (more in UK?) and no white after labour day (USA) but firstly I think few peopl...