The TV case is a gift to small wrists
By Hannah Lindqvist, Stockholm ยท
Cushion and tonneau cases are underrated for small wrists. There, I said it.
This is the only time you'll catch me suggesting something might wear more compactly than its diameter, and only because the 40 mm is measured across a rounded television-screen shape, not a circle. The lugs tuck in close. It's 12.5 mm thick, so it will ride up a bit under a cuff, but the outline should keep it from overhanging the way a round 40 would.
Caliber 80, so 80 hours. A big date I could read mid-run without squinting. Display back, 100 m, and about 1,300 dollars. The value is a bit silly.
What holds me back is the styling. It's very 70s, and the blue dial is loud, so if you want something that disappears under a sleeve this is the wrong shape and the wrong decade. If you want fun on a budget, it's the right one.