I bought my first “nice” watch at an AD, and I think good way to go to get a “proper” experience and fitting. Maybe ask for 10% off, but I would not be too insistent the first time. Building a relationship with a good dealer could be helpful in the future. If you do buy online, I assume you’ll need to get it fitted with links adjusted, etc. I am not sure where to do that, but maybe could go to a watch shop or jeweler to see if they would do, probably would cost $20 or so. I have subsequently 2 watches on Chrono24 with no real issues, but some hassles dealing with shipping. The both had straps, so no adjustments needed.
dskauf
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For all you with the champagne dial- can you see the hands okay? I really like the watch, but sure about that. Black may be better, but champagne seems more interesting.
Look at Grand Seiko’s. I have the snowflake, but many other excellent choices. Excellent quality, beautiful craftsmanship. As good as Rolex (fight me) at half the cost.
Agree. I’ve seen watches I think are perfect for me only to try them on and find they are too big, bulky, or otherwise not right.
That said, unless you really need/want a chronograph, then I would go with Omega or Santos.