I love automatic mechanical movements. They are works of art. But I can't stand their inaccuracy, so I have become a lover of Quartz as well. This watch is nice!
It's important to point out that the SACM171 uses the previous generation Grand Seiko quartz movement. In essence you are buying Grand Seiko quartz accuracy at a highly affordable price point. Plus you don't have to send this one back to Japan to get the battery changed! Ticks off a lot of boxes that are hard to beat!
The watch was "meh" until you started telling the specs, the smaller size and that thickness are wonderful on such a design. I have a 40mm all dial watch that wears like it's 45mm so I would guess this wears more like 37-38 which means it would fit perfectly in my wrist. A very beautiful and elegant watch
I have seen many people having problems with the 6R15 movement, which powers now the major part of Seiko's Presage line and the Spirit (Here are included the SARB line, Sumo and others). The issue in these automatic movements seem to be that Seiko is choosing a low-quality balance and other materials, which reflects in a low amplitude of beat rate, compromising the watch accuracy and durability. There are many other problems with this movement, which people are having just a few months after buying it brand new. For a while I had the SARB033 and decided to sell it. For now I decided to buy this Seiko Dolce, as it seems to keep aside any fears of problems in the near future, considering the high quality quartz caliber, and for me just to have this comfort in mind is worth it. Thanks for the review I really appreciate it! Just ordered mine!
It's beautiful. I have a Seiko quartz men men's dress watch from 1983 that measures only 30mm across and 5mm thick. I thought it may be a bit small at first but honestly after putting on my wrist, I just love it. It's light, thin, and unobtrusive. It's nice sometimes to just wear a watch that vanishes on the wrist.
The wrist shot really helps. Like you, I'm a 36-38mm man, and 33.5 mm sounded way too small. But, it doesn't look that bad! I like the 3 yr battery life, as well. Kind of reminds me of the Pulsar PR-10, which was supposed to compete with other High Accuracy quartz movements (with a thermo-compensated quartz movement). Thanks for the review!
8j movement variant was used in Grand Seiko quartz in 90's. We can buy the same accuracy with fraction of price. Longines high accuracy quartz too, but costs around 1000 USD.
Great to see a review of this watch. Not many out there. I happen to have this same watch and agree with all your comments. It's very nice and exceptionally comfortable to wear. I also swapped out the strap immediately since I didn't like the shininess. Great review!
I just bought the watch.. I have mechanical watches for daily and casual activities.. so, its really great to have a highly accurate thermocompensated quartz dress watch.. Thanks for the review!
I recently bought one from Sakura Watches in Japan (who gave great service btw). I really like the precision movement as well as the style. I also have a 34mm Omega Constellation Quartz Chronometer I've owned since new in 1981 and this Seiko sits well too on my slender wrist. I don't like 'reptilian' straps, so I am trying a couple of other options in place of the standard strap. Right now, I have put it on a polished milanaise mesh bracelet made by Junghans for their Max Bill ladies' watch, which I think goes well with it.
¿Saben por qué en la práctica este bello Dolce no luce tan pequeño en la muñeca? Lo que pasa es que en realidad la esfera ocupa casi todo el diámetro! Por eso no se ve tan chico comparado con ese diver, porque ambas esferas son muy parecidas en tamaño! Fíjense bien...Voy a comprar uno, definitivamente. Su reseña y los comentarios me decidieron por fin. Gracias. P.D: La versión dorada es una de las cosas más hermosas que he visto! SACM150 creo...
Its crazy that going from this level of accuracy to 5 second per year jumps the price to $2000 to $3600. Getting to the latest 1 second per year doubles that to around $7400. How much is the accuracy worth.
I know i will sound a bit more conservative but Seiko should re-issue one of those hand wind mechanical movement(17j) powered relatively small sized(35mm would be ideal), thinner dress and maybe field watches. I know this quartz caliber is quite impressive but there must be much better offers for same price.
I have few automatic watches.. but recently i.m collecting quartz watches like this ..i bought yhe sacm150..same but gold version no dolce text..i.m wearing quartz all the time now .i dont have to worry setting the time and its quiet pleasent
Smallest watch I own is the Seiko SNK809. At 37mm and 18mm lugs it does feel a bit too small for m y 7" wrist. I like 38-40mm in most watches and 41-44 for dive watches. But the Dolce is a nice looking dress watch, and I was interested in Bulova's high beat quartz mostly for the extreme accuracy.
I kinda like theses ultra accurate quartz movements. For watches I might only wear on certain occasions, knowing it will be running and accurate when I pull it out is nice.
I love wafer-thin smaller dial watches. I try on dress/minimalist watches often and my impressions are that some get too understated, and become bland. Once you have one minimalist in sliver and one in gold, where do you go from there? This one needs just a little pop somewhere, maybe rose gold alternating with silver on the markers, or maybe the words written in a nice script font. To that end, I think the two tone crown helps, but not quite enough.
This Seiko is definitely a very simple watch. I don't mind that, but I can see it wouldn't be for everyone. I tend to be attracted towards simpler designs, I rarely have multi-color or flashy watches. I guess I'm kind of boring lol.
Would you believe! I just found a watch video made by "The Society For Thin Dress Watches." They say a proper dress watch should be made of gold or platinum. I guess we both missed the boat on that one.
Guy the Bulova Precisionist line has featured 10 seconds pa accuracy since introduction. Superb presentation BTW. Older versions of the Dolce featured a sweeping second movement (like Bulova's) and were even more elegant IMHO.
Thanks for the review Guy. I've been looking for info on this watch. I'm gravitating back to more traditional watch sizes. I was wearing a vintage 1960 Hamilton that comes in at 34mm and on my 6-3/4 wrist is pretty awesome looking. I have found that 38mm and below look best on me. It's so hard nowadays to find watches below 38mm.
likewise for me...It is so difficult to find a nice decent quality 32-34mm dress piece. I had my eye on the citizen stiletto 35mm range. problem is no one seems to be selling those now. This particular dolce is very attractive
I almost bought one of these in kyoto in 2018, instead I bought an SBDY015, now I'm HIGHLY considering picking one of these up, it's just so damn classy ...
A nice ladies watch or small mens watch. +/-10s per year is amazing at that price point! If you have a little more money for a dress watch please also consider the Seiko SARX033. In my opinion it is fancier than this SACM171 and at the same time slightly bigger. I own one and adore it!
This is a killer watch;. Your analysis missed the subtle classic features of this dress watch. This is Seiko's homage to the PP Calatrava with a dated, but still awesome, GS quartz movement. Back then, the dial was ahead of its time. The dial has similar attributes of the GS Birch. BTW, I got mine for less than $300
Bulova Precisionist and Longines VHP have similar accuracy and pricing. I own a Precisionist and it came in at being only 10 seconds off after over a year of wearing. I’m thinking this Seiko might be next high precision quartz piece.My Bulova Accutron from the 1960s has I believe a 35mm case…it’s pretty small and people always ask me if it’s a ladies watch, lol…so this watch is even smaller 🤔
Precioso reloj que para entenderlo hay que pensar en los relojes de los años 60’, que difícilmente medían más de 35 mm...Pero éste pequeño prodigio de Seiko agrega a su estética de una sobria delicadeza, una pasmosa exactitud, ya que se desfasa apenas 10 seg al año!!
My english ir really poor, i’m sorry guys./ Cuando pone el Dolce junto al SKX, si se fijan, ambas esferas son prácticamente iguales! Entonces en realidad no es que sea tan pequeño, simplemente el SKX tiene una carcaza más aparatosa, un dial más ancho etc etc. Pero en escencia, la esfera, los punteros y los marcadores equivalen. ¿No es así? Lo digo porque acabo de comprar uno en Japón y estoy esperando que llegue a mis manos, o mejor dicho a mi muñeca. 😊✌️
Looks like the seconds hand does not hit the markers spot on all the time? Or is it the angle that you held it at? Never mind you just answered that on the video! Lol
it ain't too small for a dress watch especially compared to the SKX full size. (especially if our wrist size is under 7inch) there is also a skx smaller size which i thought originally you using the smaller SKX at 39mm or 38mm.... if this is the full skx at 42 or 43mm. it ain't too small at all. i have a King Seiko 1st gen at 35mm . it looks huge despite the size since the dial is fully maximize in a watch without much DIVER BEZEL at all.
Dol chey..like dolce and gabbana...too small for me but, nice watch ..simple..and can do everything (dress casual, biz whatever)..nice for women who want something a little bigger..unisex
Es verdad que es pequeño, pero hay que considerar que en realidad casi todo su diámetro es caratula, no sé si me explico. Es decir su esfera no se ve tan chica en comparación a muchos relojes, incluido un Rolex 34mm...
Hi, this is the first video I've watched from you and I liked it! I personally find myself going from 44 to 42 to 38 to even smaller watches since I've started collecting. I have a vintage Seiko with the exact dimensions of the Seiko Dolce and it's incredibly comfortable. So yeah, I'd actually consider this one also since it has a really accurate movent. Also considering the Grand Seiko SBGX291. Awesome watch.
Thanks for watching Chris, and thanks for the comment. I have also been leaning more towards smaller sizes the longer I've been interested in watches. I think this Dolce might be on the edge of too small for me, but it's a very cool watch. I hope you stick around and enjoy my other videos.
Decent watch, but way too small for me. I’m not a fan of the 42mm+ watches but I️ feel like anything under 38mm starts to feel too small for me. Looks and sounds like a quality piece though and I’m sure there’s a specific crowd this will cater to.
JustBlueFish In retrospect I have a 35 mm Waltham that was a gift from 1966 and it's only 35 mm and fits me very nicely ... The 33 mm just sounds small ...
I love automatic mechanical movements. They are works of art. But I can't stand their inaccuracy, so I have become a lover of Quartz as well. This watch is nice!
It's important to point out that the SACM171 uses the previous generation Grand Seiko quartz movement. In essence you are buying Grand Seiko quartz accuracy at a highly affordable price point. Plus you don't have to send this one back to Japan to get the battery changed! Ticks off a lot of boxes that are hard to beat!
Mark, do you know if 8J41 has independent hour hand (quickset hour)? Thanks
@@BoBurson No, I do not. I doubt it because this is the previous generation of HAQ and I dont believe Seiko featured anything like that.
@@markn3586 thank you
The watch was "meh" until you started telling the specs, the smaller size and that thickness are wonderful on such a design. I have a 40mm all dial watch that wears like it's 45mm so I would guess this wears more like 37-38 which means it would fit perfectly in my wrist. A very beautiful and elegant watch
The size and the accuracy really make this watch stand out for me. I like it quite a bit. I might have to get one for myself.
Spot on w/your comment. An affordable GS for less than $300. A Seiko homage to the PP Calatrava.
I have seen many people having problems with the 6R15 movement, which powers now the major part of Seiko's Presage line and the Spirit (Here are included the SARB line, Sumo and others). The issue in these automatic movements seem to be that Seiko is choosing a low-quality balance and other materials, which reflects in a low amplitude of beat rate, compromising the watch accuracy and durability. There are many other problems with this movement, which people are having just a few months after buying it brand new. For a while I had the SARB033 and decided to sell it. For now I decided to buy this Seiko Dolce, as it seems to keep aside any fears of problems in the near future, considering the high quality quartz caliber, and for me just to have this comfort in mind is worth it. Thanks for the review I really appreciate it! Just ordered mine!
I have the same concerns with the lower range of automatic watches. I don't blame you for going for a reliable and accurate quartz caliber movement.
I just realized the dial looks like the diamond dust dial of the Grand Seiko Spring Drive 8 day
Not familiar with that dial/watch I'll have to look it up.
JustBlueFish here's a video of it, the closeup of the dial is somewhere close to the end
ruclips.net/video/WC3OtzUh8w4/видео.html
Ya I see the resemblance, good observation.
It's beautiful. I have a Seiko quartz men men's dress watch from 1983 that measures only 30mm across and 5mm thick. I thought it may be a bit small at first but honestly after putting on my wrist, I just love it. It's light, thin, and unobtrusive. It's nice sometimes to just wear a watch that vanishes on the wrist.
The wrist shot really helps. Like you, I'm a 36-38mm man, and 33.5 mm sounded way too small. But, it doesn't look that bad! I like the 3 yr battery life, as well.
Kind of reminds me of the Pulsar PR-10, which was supposed to compete with other High Accuracy quartz movements (with a thermo-compensated quartz movement).
Thanks for the review!
It is an old seiko mouvement that is still used on credor quartz Watches.
To me, it's so beautiful to look at. GREAT size! Reminds me of the Credor Eichi II.
8j movement variant was used in Grand Seiko quartz in 90's. We can buy the same accuracy with fraction of price. Longines high accuracy quartz too, but costs around 1000 USD.
Great to see a review of this watch. Not many out there. I happen to have this same watch and agree with all your comments. It's very nice and exceptionally comfortable to wear. I also swapped out the strap immediately since I didn't like the shininess. Great review!
Thanks Jeff, enjoy the Dolce. I liked it.
I just bought the watch.. I have mechanical watches for daily and casual activities.. so, its really great to have a highly accurate thermocompensated quartz dress watch..
Thanks for the review!
I recently bought one from Sakura Watches in Japan (who gave great service btw). I really like the precision movement as well as the style. I also have a 34mm Omega Constellation Quartz Chronometer I've owned since new in 1981 and this Seiko sits well too on my slender wrist. I don't like 'reptilian' straps, so I am trying a couple of other options in place of the standard strap. Right now, I have put it on a polished milanaise mesh bracelet made by Junghans for their Max Bill ladies' watch, which I think goes well with it.
I have the gold steel version of this watch. The accuracy is stellar. Getting right under 7 seconds a year.
Where did you purchase yours from? I'm trying to find one online but there aren't many sites that sell it
Wow! Esa versión es una joya! Imposible de encontrar eso si.
Pronounced “ Dol-Che “ it’s Italian for Sweet!
Thanks for the clarification.
¿Saben por qué en la práctica este bello Dolce no luce tan pequeño en la muñeca? Lo que pasa es que en realidad la esfera ocupa casi todo el diámetro! Por eso no se ve tan chico comparado con ese diver, porque ambas esferas son muy parecidas en tamaño! Fíjense bien...Voy a comprar uno, definitivamente. Su reseña y los comentarios me decidieron por fin. Gracias.
P.D: La versión dorada es una de las cosas más hermosas que he visto! SACM150 creo...
It's a good HAQ watch for the price.
A much cheaper alternate to the Grand Seiko SBGX347, which also +/- 10 seconds per year quartz and 34mm wide but 10 x the price....
Its crazy that going from this level of accuracy to 5 second per year jumps the price to $2000 to $3600. Getting to the latest 1 second per year doubles that to around $7400. How much is the accuracy worth.
For that kind of money you could hire someone just to precisely set your watch for you once a month!
The standard buckle is Art Deco beautiful
I know i will sound a bit more conservative but Seiko should re-issue one of those hand wind mechanical movement(17j) powered relatively small sized(35mm would be ideal), thinner dress and maybe field watches. I know this quartz caliber is quite impressive but there must be much better offers for same price.
Thanks for watching Alican, appreciate it.
Love these traditional dress watches ❤
I have few automatic watches.. but recently i.m collecting quartz watches like this ..i bought yhe sacm150..same but gold version no dolce text..i.m wearing quartz all the time now .i dont have to worry setting the time and its quiet pleasent
Smallest watch I own is the Seiko SNK809. At 37mm and 18mm lugs it does feel a bit too small for m y 7" wrist. I like 38-40mm in most watches and 41-44 for dive watches. But the Dolce is a nice looking dress watch, and I was interested in Bulova's high beat quartz mostly for the extreme accuracy.
I kinda like theses ultra accurate quartz movements. For watches I might only wear on certain occasions, knowing it will be running and accurate when I pull it out is nice.
I love wafer-thin smaller dial watches. I try on dress/minimalist watches often and my impressions are that some get too understated, and become bland. Once you have one minimalist in sliver and one in gold, where do you go from there? This one needs just a little pop somewhere, maybe rose gold alternating with silver on the markers, or maybe the words written in a nice script font. To that end, I think the two tone crown helps, but not quite enough.
This Seiko is definitely a very simple watch. I don't mind that, but I can see it wouldn't be for everyone. I tend to be attracted towards simpler designs, I rarely have multi-color or flashy watches. I guess I'm kind of boring lol.
Would you believe! I just found a watch video made by "The Society For Thin Dress Watches." They say a proper dress watch should be made of gold or platinum. I guess we both missed the boat on that one.
Guy the Bulova Precisionist line has featured 10 seconds pa accuracy since introduction. Superb presentation BTW. Older versions of the Dolce featured a sweeping second movement (like Bulova's) and were even more elegant IMHO.
I was loaned one of those Bulova watches. Cool movements
The size is perfect for me, the design elegant and minimal. I can’t stand watches north of 38.
Thanks for watching buddy I appreciate it.
Thanks for the review Guy. I've been looking for info on this watch. I'm gravitating back to more traditional watch sizes. I was wearing a vintage 1960 Hamilton that comes in at 34mm and on my 6-3/4 wrist is pretty awesome looking. I have found that 38mm and below look best on me. It's so hard nowadays to find watches below 38mm.
It's definitely caught my eye, I've been looking at it for a few months...
If you like the size and style pull the trigger, I was impressed.
JustBlueFish what size did you say your wrist was?
Me too! I'm only hemming and hawing because of the 3-year battery life for a watch I might be wearing only a dozen times a year.
Changing a battery takes 10 minutes James!
Steven, my wrist is 6.75” roughly. Maybe close to 7” but a bit under.
likewise for me...It is so difficult to find a nice decent quality 32-34mm dress piece. I had my eye on the citizen stiletto 35mm range. problem is no one seems to be selling those now. This particular dolce is very attractive
Yeah the below 36mm choices on the market are limited. Nomos would be another one to look into. I reviewed one recently, really nice watches.
I almost bought one of these in kyoto in 2018, instead I bought an SBDY015, now I'm HIGHLY considering picking one of these up, it's just so damn classy ...
It’s small, but I like it.
JustBlueFish Watch Reviews I just got mine in the mail, I gave in and I love it!
@@miked2662 nice, congrats.
A nice ladies watch or small mens watch. +/-10s per year is amazing at that price point! If you have a little more money for a dress watch please also consider the Seiko SARX033. In my opinion it is fancier than this SACM171 and at the same time slightly bigger. I own one and adore it!
Thanks for watching. That SARX033 looks great I'd like to check one out in person some day. I bet it looks even better than the pictures suggest.
This is a killer watch;. Your analysis missed the subtle classic features of this dress watch. This is Seiko's homage to the PP Calatrava with a dated, but still awesome, GS quartz movement. Back then, the dial was ahead of its time. The dial has similar attributes of the GS Birch. BTW, I got mine for less than $300
Bulova Precisionist and Longines VHP have similar accuracy and pricing. I own a Precisionist and it came in at being only 10 seconds off after over a year of wearing. I’m thinking this Seiko might be next high precision quartz piece.My Bulova Accutron from the 1960s has I believe a 35mm case…it’s pretty small and people always ask me if it’s a ladies watch, lol…so this watch is even smaller 🤔
Precioso reloj que para entenderlo hay que pensar en los relojes de los años 60’, que difícilmente medían más de 35 mm...Pero éste pequeño prodigio de Seiko agrega a su estética de una sobria delicadeza, una pasmosa exactitud, ya que se desfasa apenas 10 seg al año!!
Great review and a great watch. Lots of interesting comments. Thanks.
Thanks Jose. Yeah, lot of people seem to really like this watch. As do it.
That's a pretty nice watch but it's a bit small. I would grab it for ~36mm.
Love everything about it down to the price. However, I sweat easily and would want to change the strap. 17mm is a problem.
Use 18mm straps, you should be able to squeeze them in. 1mm is a VERY small difference.
I am really interested in Solar quartz, if i go for quartz at all. Theres battery issue, and getting it checked for WR is issue too.
I’ve had some Seiko solar quart watches in the past. They were excellent, but I don’t mind having to change a battery occasionally either.
lovely watch. Great review, including the comparison with the diver.
My english ir really poor, i’m sorry guys./ Cuando pone el Dolce junto al SKX, si se fijan,
ambas esferas son prácticamente iguales! Entonces en realidad no es que sea tan pequeño, simplemente el SKX tiene una carcaza más aparatosa, un dial más ancho etc etc. Pero en escencia, la esfera, los punteros y los marcadores equivalen. ¿No es así? Lo digo porque acabo de comprar uno en Japón y estoy esperando que llegue a mis manos, o mejor dicho a mi muñeca. 😊✌️
Que achas del reloj depues de dos anos?
Looks like the seconds hand does not hit the markers spot on all the time? Or is it the angle that you held it at?
Never mind you just answered that on the video! Lol
Ya I think it’s just the angle on the camera. In person to my eyes it’s pretty close to spot on.
No se ve como un reloj de mujer; se ve como un reloj clásico muy elegante. 😌☝️
That is an insanely accurate watch. Yeah I wish it was a 36-37mm.
Does it hit the markers always? This is the only turn-off for me in a quartz watch.
You should take a look at Casio MTP- S101L-9B, solar quartz, looks alot like hanilton Khaki. And less then $50.00.
Thanks for the suggestion Vince. I’ll look it up.
Beautiful - I’m getting one
I think the Tissot and Certina Precidrive HAQ watches run around $300 if I'm not mistaken.
I have to look into them more, I’m not sure. I haven’t noticed any models specifically that interested me a lot in terms of style.
it ain't too small for a dress watch especially compared to the SKX full size. (especially if our wrist size is under 7inch) there is also a skx smaller size which i thought originally you using the smaller SKX at 39mm or 38mm.... if this is the full skx at 42 or 43mm. it ain't too small at all. i have a King Seiko 1st gen at 35mm . it looks huge despite the size since the dial is fully maximize in a watch without much DIVER BEZEL at all.
Ah, didn't know you reviewed this one. I think I would have dropped the second hand if I were Seiko.
Dol chey..like dolce and gabbana...too small for me but, nice watch ..simple..and can do everything (dress casual, biz whatever)..nice for women who want something a little bigger..unisex
Thanks for the clarification. It’s a nice piece.
Can we change the battery of the watch at home?
I think it’s just a standard battery.
Es verdad que es pequeño, pero hay que considerar que en realidad casi todo su diámetro es caratula, no sé si me explico. Es decir su esfera no se ve tan chica en comparación a muchos relojes, incluido un Rolex 34mm...
As an Indian, can somebody tell me what quartz movement is used in titan edge and what is it's accuracy level?
I would pronounce it "dolche", but it's hard to say, because we don't really know what language it comes from.
Wonderful watch though, I've been looking for a small dress watch (33-35mm) and thanks to your video I think I know what it might be
Thanks for watching James. Let me know if you get one and how you like it.
JustBlueFish Will do!
I wish the SACM171 was just 3mm bigger.
Did you end up getting one for yourself?
Thanks for watching. I haven’t gotten one yet, there’s just to many things on the list and not enough money for everything haha.
I got mine a few days ago after watching your review and I like it very much. very simple and minimalistic yet elegant
Hi, this is the first video I've watched from you and I liked it! I personally find myself going from 44 to 42 to 38 to even smaller watches since I've started collecting. I have a vintage Seiko with the exact dimensions of the Seiko Dolce and it's incredibly comfortable. So yeah, I'd actually consider this one also since it has a really accurate movent.
Also considering the Grand Seiko SBGX291. Awesome watch.
Thanks for watching Chris, and thanks for the comment. I have also been leaning more towards smaller sizes the longer I've been interested in watches. I think this Dolce might be on the edge of too small for me, but it's a very cool watch. I hope you stick around and enjoy my other videos.
DOLCE pronunciation: It's NOT DOL + SE, but DOLL (british accent) + GE, the word is the italian translation of SWEET.
Haha need to work on your Italian sir... I’d like to point out how the seconds hand hits every minute marker bang on, that’s impressive.
Tampoco su esfera es mucho más chica que la del SKX que muestras en el video...¿No es así?
17mm? What's the point of drilled lugs if nobody makes straps that small, sure it isn't 18?
pretty sure. the strap that was on it was an aftermarket strap. they're out there.
This would be killer if it was 36 or 37 mm.
Yeah a hair bigger wouldn’t hurt.
Decent watch, but way too small for me. I’m not a fan of the 42mm+ watches but I️ feel like anything under 38mm starts to feel too small for me. Looks and sounds like a quality piece though and I’m sure there’s a specific crowd this will cater to.
They’re definitely small, but I kinda liked the size more than I expected. Still, I think 36mm would have been better.
Another example of an American butchering a foreign language
Is "DÓLSHE" like Sweet in Italian ....
돌쇠~
dol che and gabbana
I should have thought of that.
JustBlueFish lol doesnt really matter im just pullin ya hairs!
38 to 40 mm for me ... My daughter may like that size but I doubt it lol ... Good video ... That watch is not for me ...
Ya it’s a bit small. I like a nice 36mm dress watch, but I didn’t find this to be too small at all.
JustBlueFish In retrospect I have a 35 mm Waltham that was a gift from 1966 and it's only 35 mm and fits me very nicely ... The 33 mm just sounds small ...
It’s honestly not to bad for my wrist. But if yours were much larger it might be.
It's clearly a ladies watch. A very fine one.
I think it swings both ways.
Try telling that to Mohammed Ali when he wore his Cartier Tank.
It's clearly not. The ladies watch is the swdl209 which comes in at 24mm.
Amazing watch