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MartinCRC wrote:If you are seriously considering a women's watch, then you should make one that women will want, rather than one which their partner's think they want. In my book a women's dive watch should be between 33mm and 37 mm diameter, not including crown. Anything larger than that is a man's watch. It should not be overtly girly - if it has a mother of pearl dial and diamante on the bezel then it's not a dive watch! So, make it black dial, with a regular dive bezel; a mix of brushed and polished finish on the case and a brushed steel bracelet. It should definately have a date function.
I agree w/ MartinCRC. A real dive watch 35 - 37mm not a fashion accessory. Having said that I think it would be a narrow market...
Ken ncmoto
You are absolutely correct, a watch created as a "real" dive watch for women would be a very narrow market, the women I know that are into watches are into them for the fashion statement and the ability to accessorize with something cool on their wrist.
Ralf has the WIS side of the business more than covered with his great designs, exceptional quality, and unbelievable CS.
Creating a watch for the ladies that is a fashion statement would be good business on his part....I'm sure most of us here would buy one for the ladies in their lives, I know I would.
It can be in the "dive watch" design, but a quartz, with maybe a MOP dial, changeable straps in 38mm - 42mm range for a couple hundred bucks....I think it would sell like crazy!!!