''life support material''...I like that material 😀😀😀 grey T-shirt, grey shorts and fake Birkenstoks.....that's how you roll when you're relaxed, that's it....more than enough. (I'm even worse, I'm using a 3 quid T-shirt and a pyjama bottom) That watch at your wrist wouldn't tell me you're in charge at the meeting, but it would tell me that you got a good taste for watches. I like my vintage (it's vintage by the year of production since it's almost 20 years old, but it's not so vintage by the tech, since it's a solar atomic watch) G shock G-056, a first thinnest man's G shock, I forgot, it's 11 mm thick I think, I really like it, that's a forgotten gem....I've heard that Casio had to redesign a whole structure only in order to make it maybe 1,5 mm thinner than usually. When I'm listening about the straps, it's a really weird situation that my ProTrek, Climber line, that's a smallest diameter ProTrek, is using a 24 mm strap, and to be honest, it suits really good. Good video
oh thank you for the info. 24mm on a G' is fine as they taper and do things correctly. 11mm is also fine as it is above the limit of 10mm 😂.. These days I can't have a meeting without a coffee 🤓
Maestro Maestro! I have two advices for you, First, don't be intimidated by tax man😁 Second, don't be so intimidated by thin watches, they aren't that bad, infact they show sophistication. Now I'm not talking about 4mm Bulgari or Piaget watches, those are extreme and rediculous but a ~10mm mechanical all arounder is awesome especially on bracelet. I think you should give them a try.👍
oh you are right actually I should not be so judgmental and I was going to say that I do like the engineering achievement of thin watches.. I was probably a bit harsh.
So... for thin watches... if you need your watch to slide under a shirt and jacket... you're not Boss enough. In the Boss world of horology, wear what you like and going to meetings in flip-flops or a jumper, is the flex. Nobody tells you what to do, or how late you are, because you're the Boss and their lives depend on your Signature. Boom. 😊😊😊
hehe.. you are reading my mind. The G-Shock on the wrist is a icing on the cake and just makes everyone feel comfortable as you look like you know what you are doing.. 😂
You are now my go-to guy for fashion advice. But t-shirt and flip-flops to a business meeting? I suppose the full-metal cornflake G-shock might distract attention away from them. I wish I knew women who are into watches. In my experience, 99.99% of them are as interested in watches as they are in cars. Finally, you should spare a thought for those 7-stone weaklings who also have twig-like wrists and can't support the weight of anything larger than a 35mm watch. Not everyone is blessed with 7-inch plus wrists like us.
So... for Wives... forget handbags & shoes. Buy her a car. Preferably one which is new, and involves 'tick boxes' in a showroom. For every tick box, you can kiss goodnight to another watch... but, hold firm. It'll buy you a 10 Year Pass at least. During these 10 years, just before 'New Watch Day'... make sure her car is washed and clean, and comment how nice it looks. Boom 😊😊😊
Those cornflake G-Shock watches are truly boss watches. That's why I bought them both, silver and gold.👍
hehe.. aren't they the Boss Watch... hehe.. I have just remembered the MR-G pieces I haven't even spoken about those yet in a business meeting!
''life support material''...I like that material 😀😀😀
grey T-shirt, grey shorts and fake Birkenstoks.....that's how you roll when you're relaxed, that's it....more than enough. (I'm even worse, I'm using a 3 quid T-shirt and a pyjama bottom)
That watch at your wrist wouldn't tell me you're in charge at the meeting, but it would tell me that you got a good taste for watches.
I like my vintage (it's vintage by the year of production since it's almost 20 years old, but it's not so vintage by the tech, since it's a solar atomic watch) G shock G-056, a first thinnest man's G shock, I forgot, it's 11 mm thick I think, I really like it, that's a forgotten gem....I've heard that Casio had to redesign a whole structure only in order to make it maybe 1,5 mm thinner than usually. When I'm listening about the straps, it's a really weird situation that my ProTrek, Climber line, that's a smallest diameter ProTrek, is using a 24 mm strap, and to be honest, it suits really good.
Good video
oh thank you for the info. 24mm on a G' is fine as they taper and do things correctly. 11mm is also fine as it is above the limit of 10mm 😂.. These days I can't have a meeting without a coffee 🤓
Maestro Maestro!
I have two advices for you,
First, don't be intimidated by tax man😁
Second, don't be so intimidated by thin watches, they aren't that bad, infact they show sophistication.
Now I'm not talking about 4mm Bulgari or Piaget watches,
those are extreme and rediculous but a ~10mm mechanical all arounder is awesome especially on bracelet. I think you should give them a try.👍
oh you are right actually I should not be so judgmental and I was going to say that I do like the engineering achievement of thin watches.. I was probably a bit harsh.
So... for thin watches... if you need your watch to slide under a shirt and jacket... you're not Boss enough.
In the Boss world of horology, wear what you like and going to meetings in flip-flops or a jumper, is the flex.
Nobody tells you what to do, or how late you are, because you're the Boss and their lives depend on your Signature.
Boom. 😊😊😊
hehe.. you are reading my mind. The G-Shock on the wrist is a icing on the cake and just makes everyone feel comfortable as you look like you know what you are doing.. 😂
@@masterwatch Indeed, the precision of responsibility...
@@JustMeTalking that is a good comment actually.
@@masterwatch Think I'm going to have a G-Shock MRG day today... 😀
There's a lot to love about them.
@@JustMeTalking I keep thinking about an MRG-King, the MRG-56B-1 an Mr-G King that doesn't even exist yet...
You are now my go-to guy for fashion advice. But t-shirt and flip-flops to a business meeting? I suppose the full-metal cornflake G-shock might distract attention away from them.
I wish I knew women who are into watches. In my experience, 99.99% of them are as interested in watches as they are in cars.
Finally, you should spare a thought for those 7-stone weaklings who also have twig-like wrists and can't support the weight of anything larger than a 35mm watch. Not everyone is blessed with 7-inch plus wrists like us.
Oh thank you.. And you have a very good understanding of the watch space and fashion 🤓.. Hehe thank you...
So... for Wives... forget handbags & shoes. Buy her a car. Preferably one which is new, and involves 'tick boxes' in a showroom. For every tick box, you can kiss goodnight to another watch... but, hold firm. It'll buy you a 10 Year Pass at least.
During these 10 years, just before 'New Watch Day'... make sure her car is washed and clean, and comment how nice it looks.
Boom 😊😊😊
going the car route is professional level and it buys a lot of brownie points.. Umm, you make a good point and advise here.
@masterwatch The long game, abiding by these rules gets you into the High Horology pieces 😀
@@JustMeTalking and that my dear friend is the Master plan.
France?
South France and the weather is perfect right now as it is hot (30 degrees) and hopefully will not get warmer 30s and even 40s that it can do.
@@masterwatch I remember when the cicadas were chirping in another video and suspected so.
Beautiful
@@tpop3723 ah yes I don't mind any creature as long as they do not bite you.. unfortunately there are mosquitoes so you have to be careful.