So - the thinnest watch in my collection by quite a margin is my Piaget 900p - 3.65mm I also have a few watches in the 8-9mm range as follows. Interestingly, some of these are marketed as βextra thinβ or βultra thinβ whereas others donβt mention this at a...
And a watch firmly on my to get list ππ»ππ»ππ» Lovely one! What are the ones you have I. The 8-9mm range? EDIT: they didnβt load for me the first time around. Nice collection ππ»
For me, the 900p and the 910p were the most elegant of the move to create the thinnest watches at the time. They were subsequently surpassed but at the expense of the aesthetics - in my opinion. The dial is interesting and functional - not a watch that I ...
I think the rest of your amazing collection is more Extra Thin despite what the manufacturer may claim but that doesn't stop them from being amazing and beautiful watches. Marc
My collection is quite eclectic - Iβm not wedded to a particular manufacture but purchase calibres and complications that appeal. Some have done better than others over the years in terms of price retention or appreciation but itβs all academic. These wil...
Thin: The Breguet 5967 'Art Deco Damier' in yellow gold, at 6.94mm, powered by an extra-thin manual-wind pocket watch caliber. Thinner: The Bulgari Octo Finissimo Automatic in sandblasted stainless steel, at 5.25mm, powered by an automatic caliber with a ...
Both quartz. The Hamilton is +/-6.75mm with a very slinky integrated bracelet. Movado Museum Watch is +/-5.25mm on a Spiedel stretch bracelet with leather panels. ...
Not the biggest fan of slim and thin watches as i have a bigger wrist . But here some of my thinnest ones My first watch i bought more then 3 decades ago. Back then i already had a different taste as some of my friends were wearing a Cartier or Rolex or o...
Not that easy for me this week. π - But as I practically have no really ultra-thin watch, Iβll try to name some βrather thinβ pieces.. Hope these (somehow) fill the bill.. JLC E502, Futurematic, (Porthole: left winding status, rt: seconds hand) - at least...
Beautiful thin watches you share here. The Futurematic is a watch I love and a pending in my collection. Never had the chance to find it in my local hunting grounds regret to say. Maybe Iβll be lucky some day during my travels. The JLC alarm are lovely wa...
I was hoping for some watches we do not see as often here and you clearly fulfilled the expectation fully! The two Blancpains are rare guests but the Poljot De Luxe might have been posted here for the first time in the forumβs history ππ»ππ»ππ» ...
The beautiful salmon or almost copper is quite difficult to capture, especially indoors: My smallest diameter timepiece at 36.5mm: Is also my thinnest at 8.2mm: Of course, there has to be a shot with the ever present snow: HAGWE!π₯ ...
Their spread came in phases. They did a lot of things right early on but some took a while to take and some didnβt take as is often the case ππ»
. . . is the ref 3697 . . . . . . ca '45. Haven't worn it in a while, Kristjan . . . long overdue for . . . . . . some well-deserved wrist time. Art ...
One of the prime specimen of the genre and so appealing and well done! Got really close to getting it at one point and may still do so eventually ππ» Thanks for joining in ππ»