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Echi's post explores the concept of a 'one and done' Panerai, a common aspiration among collectors seeking a singular, perfect timepiece. His personal reflection, accompanied by striking photography, prompts a deeper community discussion on the brand's appeal and the challenges of choosing just one reference. This article delves into the nuances of Panerai ownership, from movement accuracy to the allure of its diverse catalog.
I like how you can see the engraving of the dial
For a while I agonized between the 372 and 422, I yet have to get a 47, maybe at some point in the future!
...once you get "into" Panerai, considering the number of "to die for" references, your life could become a..raging sea..of desiderata. Or worse, you could become like Nicolas: this it THE ONE, no wait...that is THE ONE, no wait...damn I'm sure that OUT THERE, there's the one just PERFECT for me......Lolllll
I donโt think any of them are COGS certified and all test review I could find showed daily deviation sometime in the 8 or even 10 sec per day. While I totally get this would not be an issue for a week end warrior, I canโt get passed that for now...maybe real life experience shows better results...all my watches in my collections currently performs at +-2sec so maybe I am too spoiled. Thought?
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