The times are changing.
Until recently, we were (hardly) surprised to see women exhibiting so-called “men's” watches.
As if, in order to cultivate their look, they had wanted to add a direct watchmaking object, straight from their companion's bedside table.
Looking for an imposing, different timepiece, sometimes worn loose on a thinner wrist.
From now on, the opposite happens: men wear so-called “ladies' watches”.
That's to say?
The distinction is not so clear these days.
The spirit of the times would rather be to choose the model you like, without really worrying whether it was initially thought of as a piece of the male or female wardrobe.
The only question that matters, basically: does it suit you?
If this is the case, then it does not matter whether or not it is crimped, and whether its diameter is below the 36 mm mark.
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