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Felt "a bit blue (and Green)" today, so I took this pic. EG Galway in midnight blue (antique) and navy suede from Leffot. Accompanying timepiece is the Nautilus (with classic blue/green dial) by Patek Philippe.


 

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Sizing question would like to seek advise from you all:

Alden Barrie = US 8D
Allen Edmonds = US 8D
Grenson = UK 7
C&J 337 = UK 7E

What should be the size to choose for EG 202, and what fit/width?

By the way, what is the different between fit/width E & F?

Thanks.


I am Alden Barrie US9D and EG 202 UK9D or UK9E. EG's E width (standard/medium/normal width) is considered by many to be slightly wider than a typical US "D" width.
 

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Felt "a bit blue (and Green)" today, so I took this pic. EG Galway in midnight blue (antique) and navy suede from Leffot. Accompanying timepiece is the Nautilus (with classic blue/green dial) by Patek Philippe.
I'm blue ba da da di da da da. I'm a sucker for blue - gorgeous! Enjoy
 

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Does anyone know if you can get a high boot mto without the speed hooks?
 

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Felt "a bit blue (and Green)" today, so I took this pic. EG Galway in midnight blue (antique) and navy suede from Leffot. Accompanying timepiece is the Nautilus (with classic blue/green dial) by Patek Philippe.


There was a spanish guy on this forum or another one that did an entire pictorial on his shoes paired with his watches. He got a lot of stick from the readers because they thought all (at least the watches) looked virtually the same.
 
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I'm blue ba da da di da da da.

I'm a sucker for blue - gorgeous! Enjoy

Thank you! I wanted to get the classic Galway colors/combo but when I saw the midnight blue / navy suede combo it proved too interesting for me to ignore.

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There was a spanish guy on this forum or another one that did an entire pictorial on his shoes paired with his watches. He got a lot of stick from the readers because they thought all (at least the watches) looked virtually the same.

Interesting. So is the lesson that the watch collection, or at least the watch/shoe combo must show a bit of diversity?
 
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Thank you! I wanted to get the classic Galway colors/combo but when I saw the midnight blue / navy suede combo it proved too interesting for me to ignore.

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There was a spanish guy on this forum or another one that did an entire pictorial on his shoes paired with his watches. He got a lot of stick from the readers because they thought all (at least the watches) looked virtually the same.

Interesting. So is the lesson that the watch collection, or at least the watch/shoe combo must show a bit of diversity?

I don't know...it would never occur to me to photograph 20 pairs of shoes with 20 different watches (all mostly the same). I wear the 2 watches with everything...ones a steel chromo and the other a bit dressier and classic. I was just amazed at how much the guy got hassled.
 

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Thank You Sin, that's exactly what I am looking for although I believe I will go with burgundy.
 

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I don't know...it would never occur to me to photograph 20 pairs of shoes with 20 different watches (all mostly the same). I wear the 2 watches with everything...ones a steel chromo and the other a bit dressier and classic. I was just amazed at how much the guy got hassled.

Ah, that is unfortunate. My main purpose in sharing pics here on SF was to let folks know about recent purchases that I ended up getting because of what I've read in various threads; I'm very appreciative of what I learned here and very much enjoy my EGs. Because of the "Watch Appreciation Thread" I also ended up overhauling my (small) watch collection, so I post some pics there too. But yeah, I have four watches in my collection right now and I already feel like I have enough. A very personal thing, to be sure.
 

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