Ideas for Women's Dress Watches

[Aelfaerie]

Tissot makes some nice automatic watches for reasonable prices. don't know if they will be the style you want

I popped into Tissot the other day and was very impressed by their price-to-quality.
I tried on 2 watches, one 25mm and one 29mm. I loved the one on the right as it has everything I thought I was looking for (pearl dial, diamond markers, skeleton back), but it just didn't look as dainty and elegant as the other. I didn't realize that a 4mm difference would be so big on the wrist.
What do you guys think?

 

[sdkitty]

I like a mop dial
but I also like those roman markers on the other one
size-wise I don't think they look that different in the picture
Of course, it's your decision. Is there a price difference?

 

[MooMooVT]

What did you decide on, OP? I'm just starting my search for a women's watch - mostly for daytime but that I could transition into evening wear (I don't go to really fancy places/events). I was looking at a Montblanc Boheme or a Baume & Mercier Classima. But the Tissot is lovely and thinking I should check out the Cartier that others recommend.

Trying to stay under/no more than $2K but I have a close friend who's a jeweler and I can get a healthy discount so a little more flexibility on price than otherwise.

ETA: Oh my! The Cartier Tank Solo really IS stunning.

 

[kbell]

I popped into Tissot the other day and was very impressed by their price-to-quality.
I tried on 2 watches, one 25mm and one 29mm. I loved the one on the right as it has everything I thought I was looking for (pearl dial, diamond markers, skeleton back), but it just didn't look as dainty and elegant as the other. I didn't realize that a 4mm difference would be so big on the wrist.
What do you guys think?
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I really like the one on the left, but I don’t think either is cocktail dress/formal “dressy”. I was looking at tissot but for an every day automatic watch. Looks like the smallest autos are 25-26mm and my wrists are tiny so that’s what I need.