It honestly really doesn't matter. Wear what you want. Everyone is overcomplicating the heck out of this.
I generally agree with your sentiment here. Matter of fact, I was the sole enemy in a thread a few months back regarding the Hermes vs Aluminum AW in a business type setting defending this position.everyone else in this thread is taking the position that appearances don’t matter. But the question itself presumes otherwise: it’s clear OP does care what his appearance says about him, or he wouldn’t have asked. (My own view as someone who has to wear suits often is that it matters to the extent the opinions of your colleagues/clients matter. People judge you by how you look. Sorry, people are shallow, and that’s life. If you’re a professional wearing a suit at your place of work, yes your appearance does matter or you wouldn’t be wearing the suit in the first place.)
So with that said: sorry, it doesn’t go with a suit. It looks like what it is, which is a sport watch, not a professional watch.
Why ask then?Thanks. This is the appropriate response. Appreciate the rest of the responses but it’s not real world responses
It’s not like I’m constantly worried about what others think. But the part of the suit is ….what? Looking professional, so of course the watch should look the same
Why ask then?
There is an overwhelming amount of responses supporting the Ultra with a suit vs not but if you’re going to immediately dismiss them and only look for answers that you agree with, why ask?
When you say works with a suit, do you mean physically, as in will it fit, or if it looks good?because the question is whether or not the watch works with a suit or not - not whether or not I care should care what people think I look like?
Said poster gave a reason as to why they think it doesn’t work with a suit. Which is what I was asking for - not that I agree with answer but with the response. I’m not looking for a lecture on “just be yourself”
Like if it will look good vs out of place. I do realize it’s highly subjective of course and not a straight answer. I’m on the fenceWhen you say works with a suit, do you mean physically, as in will it fit, or if it looks good?
Gotchya. There were (many) responses saying it was fine without mentioning what others think but it seems like you were just waiting for the response that you wanted to hear which is why I asked.Like if it will look good vs out of place. I do realize it’s highly subjective of course and not a straight answer. I’m on the fence
You can only take this notion so far until you don't fit into society at all. If you suddenly go around dressed in a clown suit because that's your truth, don't be surprised if most doors that were previously open to you, close to you.I’d rather live life the way I want than worry about judgemental people.
Gotcha. Yea for that response I was purely responding to one particular part of it rather than taking the whole sale “it won’t look good with a suit” deal.Gotchya. There were (many) responses saying it was fine without mentioning what others think but it seems like you were just waiting for the response that you wanted to hear which is why I asked.
Best bet is to wait and see in person. Put it on with a suit, test it out, see if you get googly eyes or funny faces when out an about. I anticipate it to look much better (for all occasions) in person than the photos. I don’t think it’s gonna look that much larger and gaudy in person than what the specs suggest. It’s a difference of 4 mm. That’s not a spectacular difference. I think it will look stunning with a matching titanium or leather band.
I generally agree with your sentiment here. Matter of fact, I was the sole enemy in a thread a few months back regarding the Hermes vs Aluminum AW in a business type setting defending this position.
However, I don’t think the Ultra applies. Despite a couple not so noticeable orange markings on it (especially if worn on the left wrist with crown facing the hand), it is still a large premium metal cased Watch. No different than most out there. It’s not like it has antennas sticking out of it.
I remember when (might still do) premium watch makers offered beautiful aviator watches with an E6B flight computer on the bezel. Most people don’t know what that is or what it’s used for but I wouldn’t exclude it from being used in formal wear just for that.
My opinion might change when I see it person but going by the pics, I think it will fly and I anticipate it looking much better in person.
My opinion of course but what do I know.
The only really sensible answer to this is, "It depends."Saw this mentioned briefly in another thread, but if im
Spending 800$ I need this to be my every day watch.
Ok to wear with suit? I wear one almost every day at work (clinic)
No, I didn’t say it looked good vs bad with a suit. In that thread, I said that you’re being judged and if doing business, the richer you look, the more successful you look. The more successful you look, the better chance of closing a business deal and I was specifically talking about Hermes because their bands are something special.Wait, so good with a suit:
SS Apple Watch
Ultra
Not good with a auit:
Aluminium Apple Watch
You must be joking.
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Lloyd would like to have a word with youIf the bezel was black maybe, but as it is then no imo doesn’t match with a Suit.
Agreed. But in this case, if wearing a watch makes people look at you as if you’re dressed as a clown, it says more about them than you.You can only take this notion so far until you don't fit into society at all. If you suddenly go around dressed in a clown suit because that's your truth, don't be surprised if most doors that were previously open to you, close to you.
Extreme example, but I'm just trying to highlight how there are constraints when it comes to fashion, and while it's good to do things your own way, it's also good to get some insight from others in case you go too far.
Darn I forgot to check to make sure my suit fit before researching the Ultra.I’d be more concerned about the fitting of my suit and the cleanness of my shoes before worrying about the Apple Watch ultra.
Exactly. Why does it have to match if you derive pleasure from it. Enjoy!I’m a 53 yr old professional woman and struggled with this decision too. I decided, screw it… the pleasure I’ll get in having this amazing new watch will overpower any concerns about not matching my wardrobe.