Hello,
The title says it all. I stuck equally between them. Please let me know which is a better buy and which you think looks better. Thanks.
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Know next to nothing about watches but that first one is pretty sweet
I am in the same boat, but from what I have been told by the stores is that you shouldn't get a gold one at this price range because it can not be repolished if you get a ding, but I still think it looks really nice
I like the first one better
Also, I'm interested in your opinions about weather the brown leather watch on a black suit? Should I get the band changed to black?
On a personal note, I like the brown because its more aesthetically pleasing to me
you should not be wearing a black suit unless you're going to a funeral or black tie event
Thanks and you are right, but I meant a dark colored suit (charcoal grey, dark navy, etc)
Also, I ended up going with the Tissot Automatic and am very happy. The strap is dark brown, so it will go well with suits and shoes. Thanks
Spend $15 on a spring bar tool on Amazon and buy a couple of additional straps in different shades of brown if you want to match your watch band to the other leather you're wearing (belt + shoes). A different strap can completely change a watch and it's nice to switch it up every now and then. Worth the 30 seconds to change the strap.
Nice choice.
For what its worth, my old man passed on to me his Tissot PR100 more than 10 years ago and frankly it's craftsmanship is unmatched to that of any modern watch around its initial price point. Although I would say quality has somewhat decreased regarding watches in general, possibly Swiss included, Tissot truly remains very solid. If anything I would say they age very nicely. Having said this, regardless of whatever model you decide upon, they are a great investment. -Cheers.
I personally like the first one. The price point isn't too bad at all and they're both good looking watches. You can't go wrong either way.
I like the one you ended up buying simply because I didn't feel the "rose gold" on the first one. Hard enough to pull that tone off as a woman, even more difficult as a man.
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