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#2 ·
Ctom2 said:
I've had a new to me Cruxible on my wrist for a few days. I'm really liking it.

Does anyone use their Cruxible as a daily or often wear?

Thanks.
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Congrats on your Cruxible!

Yes if I didn't have so many watches in the rotation I could easily see it being an everyday watch. I usually pick a watch and wear it daily for 2 weeks to a month until I move on and pick something else. I've done this before with my Cruxible and loved it. Wears well on numerous straps.

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#7 ·
I wouldn’t mind wearing mine as a daily wearer if I could find a bracelet that works for it. I put in on a flat end bracelet and it
dressed it up as much as a watch with all Arabics can be. But the lugs, as cool as they are, don’t work well with a flat end. Maybe a dressy leather would work?

Anyway, it’s beautiful. I wish it were a just a tad bit thinner *or* with a tad larger case. The dimensions are just a little off for me, but from both a story and general design viewpoint, it’s an incredible watch.
 
#8 ·
I have a Hawkinge (so not far from Cruxible) and it’s my only watch.
I wear it 24/24 every day. I’m very happy with it except for the 18mm strap. On this point I would like the Cruxible more but doesn’t exist when I bought the Hawkinge.
I thought about changing but I love the polished hands of the Hawking and I think I would not be so happy with the black ones from the Cruxible.
 
#10 ·
After going back and forth for over a year I decided to pull the trigger on a Cruxible. It is thick, that is for certain, but it gives the watch a heft which I have grown to enjoy over the past week since I received it. The curved underside of the case stadles the radius and ulna when worn on a two piece strap and, oddly, has a comforting feel to it. The oversized crown and unique profile of the lugs give the crux character not seen on many other watches of its type. At first I thought the dial to be overly plain, but taken as a whole it is not only accurate of the A11 watch, but also very fitting and is beginning to grow on me. The only thing I would prefer to be different is the hands -they have a black outline which makes them slightly less visible than I would have thought they would be on such a minimalist dial.
 
#20 ·
I received the Cruxible as a gift a bit over a week ago and have worn it everyday since. I work mainly outdoors in Colorado high country and have putting it through the paces at work. My normal workday watch has been a G-Shock DW-5600E for the past two years. I’ve been working some long hours and haven’t had to second guess grabbing the Cruxible. I am the most impressed with the Lume and night readability. The build quality is excellent and exceeded my expectations at this price point. I need to break in the a Haveston canvas strap it’s a bit stiff but, I want to give it a chance before I change it. I love the look of the watch on the brown canvas.
 
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