Does anyone carry a William- Henry?
I like to bring to formal events those individually.
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But YMMV, those are my personal choices. Small and non threatening. A SAK is perfectly fine.
Does anyone carry a William- Henry?
It’s funny they’ve shown up in this thread, as I haven’t seen much about them in my brief time here. Long story short; I’m downsizing my watch collection and trading in a piece or two that I never wear. I’m not considering any new watches at the moment, but my local watch shop (which carries everything from Longines and Omega to Brequet, ALS and Blancpain) happens to be a William Henry AD. I figured why not?...and had them order a Spearpoint Noble for me. It came in this week, I just haven’t had a chance to run over to pick it up.
Waaaay outta my normal comfort zone for a knife, but in trade it made sense. Will I carry it? Lol, right now I’m just hoping that I like it:
I had Alan Davis make me this for dress occasions...I love to take it out and show it off...
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cheers/bg
I'm almost in the same boat. I wear sport coats for dress up these days as they better reflect how I view myself (vs a suit). I do own a suit that is reasonably current, but I hate to wear the thing. Knives in these situations are usually a Vic SAK, a Case Peanut, or a Spyderco Kiwi 4. The SAK gets the nod more often than not as I carry one anyway.An interesting question which hasn't really occurred to me, as I don't even own a "sport coat", let alone a suit. Last time I went to a fancy wedding I wore a black windbreaker and carried a Boker "Peanut" in 440C and ebony.
I would be tempted to carry my William Henry if it didn't have quite so much over the top bling.Does anyone carry a William- Henry?
I don't own any suits anymore . Problem solved !wearing a suit
The primary use of wearing a suit is to be able to carry more knives (all those deep pockets!)I don't own any suits anymore . Problem solved !