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Brice.....don't like 2 tone watches??? Hmmmm....seems to me you are not yet in your 40s.I also remember pics you posted of yourself and maybe you may not be anywhere close to 40
But when you get there, you'll have this gentle, daily twitch that gets stronger and stronger and then one day, this twitch will overpower your arm arm and then out flies the wallet and pop goes the 2 tone watch purchase. Happened to me many years ago, amigo. Don't fight it..........it will come
well you're right and off a little at the same time, I am not 40 as you guessed but I am not far. I will be 38 April 5th (but 25 at heart:) ) and we have 5 girls. I am glad you didn't say I looked 40+ on my pics;) my wife will be 42 this year and everyone thinks she is the youngen:)
That being said, I don't hate two-tones and some though rarely speak to me and I could wear them though I would not spend a lot of $ on them.
My dad's got that 6000+Euros Rolex that is a blue-gold two-tone and as great of a watch as it maybe I could never spend that much $ on a two-tone. Too flashy most of the time and just not my taste but
never say never, you could be right and my tastes could change later on. I can't say for sure that I truly dislike black and gold together. Blue and gold I might do. I do have one two-tone but it is subtle in contrast and it looks dressy for a pro diver. But it is a <$100 Invicta watch which I surprisinly fell for.
Pax. I really dig that Tissot and would be a great addition as I only have one true dress watch and it is a rectangular expensive B&M. This would be a great altenative. Why did you get rid of it? The darn flip disease?;)