LOL fishbaum. It never ceases to amaze me how you are unable to get the point... And then? you state the obvious like you are throwing pearls before swine.
Of course women do it as a fashion statement sheesh When was the last time you saw a girdle tho?
I got a lot of watches. You might be surprised at how small mens watches were at the time
I have what I consider a 'break out' watch made in 1949... Omega mans watch with the last Omega mechanical movement (best of the best)
They called it the 'jumbo' it is a 38 mm watch.. huge for the day and even today the 38 mm is considered a good size and this one has very little case around it.
The old 'jumbo' has a 34.5 mm dial (the thing you look at) and is less than 11 mm thick Keeps really good time.
Contrast that with a giant modern watch. I have a gorgeous new Bulova dive watch... devil diver (666') that is the current 'big watch'
The new watch? new Vs old? New... case size 44 mm old 36 mm dial size.. New.. 31 mm Old.. 34.5 mm thickness.. New...almost 15 mm Old 10.5 mm. The old jumbo kicks asson modern watches so far as size vs size that matters is concerned
Last is weight.... the new watch weighs in at 5.5 ounces The old? at 1.5 ounces HUGE difference.
To contrast? womans watch of the 50's 0.4 ounces.
lazs