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Really see the 40mm as unisex. I know I would have one but its current option in only PM makes it a bit more difficult.
Hoping they release 40mm in steel sometime in the future
Patek Cubitus 40mm: for men or women?
The official website classify it under female. But other AD as unisex. Should a male buy this watch? Is this a safe buy? ...
I would buy and wear proudly.
But if I’m not mistaken, 7xxx references are typically women’s watches.
Not if you’re Ironman Mr Stark. You need an Urwerk.
But seriously. If the watch fits… ...
The 45 mm version looked absolutely ridiculous on me......
...... the 40mm was fitting absolutely perfect. While the 40mm can be worn by women, IMO this can be definitely categorized also as a man's watch.
A 40mm square or quasi-square watch is damn big.
I think the larger version looks stupidly big on many (most?) wrists. John
I tried on the 45mm and thought it would be too big...
...but it seemed to fit my 7.25" wrist perfectly. I did not have access to the 40mm but would certainly try on both...
I had this piece on my small wrist and the RG with brown dial looked
good on me 👍 What do you mean by “a safe buy” ?
Really see the 40mm as unisex. I know I would have one but its current option in only PM makes it a bit more difficult.
Hoping they release 40mm in steel sometime in the future
I saw both sizes yesterday at Bucherer.
Interestingly, and this is just MHO, I think the large version is a bit too big and the smaller version felt too small. If I was offered it, I would get the green SS of the larger model.
You are spot on, Gary. That’s my thought too 😅
A 42mm (diagonal) may be the perfect size? Fortunately they haven’t released 40mm acier reference, yet….. 🤫 Cheers, Henry
I would say it fits both man and woman. But it really depends on your wrist’s size.
Have tried both WG and RG versions, they aren’t small on my 17.5cm wrist. Better go try it by yourself to see if u like it (that’s the most important point when acquiring luxury watch IMHO). In terms of retained value, it’s certainly safe 😉 Cheers, Henry ...