Your dive watch(es) with a suit/formal attire?

[bedlam]

I have worn a white dialed Oceanaire, a DWatch and my SEA-1 with suits and they looked great...though the ultimate goal is to wear suits less and dive more often

[OzO]

[Anatoly]

Here is my Rolex SDDS, I also wear my Omega Seamaster Pro Chrono, and the UTS 1000m V2 with a suit, only do not have those pictures handy right now

[Veritas99]

I frequently wear my Omega PO with a suit. Your Longines is fine, although I agree that many of today's heavier tool watches really aren't a good look with formal attire.

Plus, we're on a board where everyone loves watches and likely owns more than one. Most of my colleagues only own 1 watch - typically a dressier sport watch (Tag, Omega, Rolex, etc) - so the thought of adjusting based on an outfit is foreign to them.

[withthesword]

sub date does the job for me. or gmt master ii.

[MikeAB]

I wear my Seamaster with my suits, which i do not wear very often

[iinsic]

I don't suppose I really have a dog in this hunt. My clerical shirts - on the occasions when I wear them - are all short sleeves. In fact, living in SW Florida, I almost never wear long sleeves, even when wearing a suit (VERY rare occasion). So every watch I own harmonizes with my wardrobe.

Rob

[Brisman]

I wear a Sea Dweller with my suits but as per the previous post I don't wear very often, and yes before anyone asks, it fits under a cuff fine. Honestly, a couple of mm doesn't make that much of a difference unless you like your cuffs tight, extra tight. Fits me fine French or normal.

[Brisman]

Being Scottish and according to the last post and Stuart Rankin I'm right, so there.

"If it's not Scottish, it's crap!" - Stuart Rankin

[iinsic]

Being Scottish and according to the last post and Stuart Rankin I'm right, so there.

"If it's not Scottish, it's crap!" - Stuart Rankin

Aye!