Ordered this basic dress watch from Jomashop because I liked the way it looked (and it was cheap). I think it looks a little big. My wrist size is about 6.25" and the watch is 42mm diameter with lug-to-lug distance of about 49mm.

Two office days in a row, and for the first time I wore the same watch back-to-back. Same Heritor Automatic Becker. Same Montblanc Explorer. Same Allen Edmonds Courtside. AG jeans both days. LA roots for both me and the denim. Easy, intentional, no excess. The only shift was the polo. Brooks Brothers on day one, quiet. Robert Graham on day two, louder. That is when it flipped. My watch stopped changing. His started. For him, it was the first day-to-day watch swap in the office. We traded roles.

This was a simple office day, executed with care. Merino wool knit polo in place of a button-down. AG straight-leg Japanese denim for structure. Allen Edmonds Courtside sneakers for comfort and polish. The Hamilton Pan Europ grounded the look. Sporty, restrained, and versatile. Dior Fahrenheit added depth. Leather, freshness, and personality, without overwhelming the room. Good style isn’t about dressing up. It’s about choosing pieces that work all day and still feel like you when you head home.

So watch I bought last night and the next set of new cuff links from a set of 16, think these ones go pretty nice together Getting suited and booted for church

Gents I need some advice. I'm torn between two pilot watches and I need some help deciding. I really like the Big Pilot 43 (the one below on the right with the strap). The problem is that it comes in at 43mm and I have fairly small wrists. I also would get it on a bracelet, not the strap as pictured. So my option is to then get the Mark XX (below on the left). I'm not crazy about the date window and I really like the oversized crown on the 43. My question is how do you feel about a slightly oversized watch?