KMII
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Have any of the other 49 P15 owners experienced this yet?
Somehow it often turns out - or at least occasionally - that our watches spontaneously change their owners without our explicit consent. It gets presented as a fait accompli, sometimes with the pragmatic argumentation that they look better on the new owners' wrists anyway.
So this is the picture of a couple of days ago - the Zenith Cronometro Tipo CP-2 P15 on a new wrist.
Luckily the pin buckle snagged on the dress twice, so I have yet a chance to get it back - on occasion.
Any of you yet? 
Have any of the other 49 P15 owners experienced this yet?
Somehow it often turns out - or at least occasionally - that our watches spontaneously change their owners without our explicit consent. It gets presented as a fait accompli, sometimes with the pragmatic argumentation that they look better on the new owne...
Yes once
My mom stole (she claimed 'was gifted') one of my Panerai. Never seen it back since...
LOL
She just asked which watch I was going to wear and then decided that the strap matched her dress, so given that I was wearing a different one anyway...
Something about "the road to hell..." comes to mind.
Would be hell to lose this piece. Maybe sharpen the buckle even more Cheers, John
The strap seems to match the dress!
Perhaps that's the penalty for the strap swop---he he best
That happened a few times to me...
... and other than you I had no chance to get them back ;-) That's why my wife has many more watches than me So, do not stop fighting to get the p15 back! You would regret giving in... Cheers Henrik
A man with experience :)
It has not been every day since that 'first time' so there may still be hope Thanks Henrik!
That is the problem with fashionable straps. :-)
Would not have happened with vintage leather.
