Look at Cartier. They should come close in terms of thickness. Also their smaller men's watches may also be considered.

 

thanks, the quartz model is 7mm for a Tank Francaise, any idea what's the thickness for an auto?
for some reason an Auto Francaise in SS for ladies isn't stocked in the places I've been looking

I really like the ladies Tortue, but is seems only come in gold, which puts it over our budget

The Ballon model is also nice, but don't think she's looking for another round watch and it's also closer to 10mm

 

Piaget makes a great one, ticks all boxes except Roman numerals, it is white gold so rather expensive but can be had right at your budget. 4.5mm BTW

White gold Ultra-thin mechanical Watch G0A32064 - Piaget Luxury Watch Online

 

haven't seen this version on the Piaget website, only round
it's the closest to fit the bill, but I may need find a bracelet
moving to near top of list for me thanks

Piaget makes a great one, ticks all boxes except Roman numerals, it is white gold so rather expensive but can be had right at your budget. 4.5mm BTW

White gold Ultra-thin mechanical Watch G0A32064 - Piaget Luxury Watch Online

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I agree. Auto watches do look best on thin ladies.

 

funny, yes wife is thin
but glad others understood my question based on responses

 

My wife is in the market for a new watch. All the watches she has picked out are quartz.[/QUOTE]
As long as she understands that she'd have to reset a mechanical after it's been sitting on the dresser for a week (auto or manual, doesn't matter), then you're on the right track. Emphasize that it will never suffer a dead battery, either.

For that matter, unless she's going to wear it all the time, consider manual-wind watches as well. They'll already be thinner thanks to not carrying the auto winding mechanism.

(I've got no idea what you've already considered, nor do I know how often your wife wears watches; mainly just going from my own wife's preferences )

 

I am not finding the depth, but the Omega Constellation Auto mid is on the thin side and is a looker (better IMO than the mens).

 

if she knows how to handle an auto there's plenty under $12k that are thin. i think zenith, jlc, cartier, movado might have some.

 

You would think so, I know I thought that before this thread. It sounds good in theory BUT try actually giving a specific recommendation that meets the 6mm or thinner requirement much less the rest of them. I realized what I think of as thin (in a men's watch) isn't remotely 6mm or below!

 

Nothing impresses a woman like an expensive Seiko. The Credor GBAQ985 is available in 18K YG or Pt 950 and weighs in at 5.1mm thick with a display case back

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Found it!!!