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Chronometer (aka yacomino) shares a captivating wristshot of a Panerai, sparking a discussion among collectors about the brand's unique appeal. This article delves into the community's insights on what makes Panerai watches, particularly the larger 47mm models, so compelling to enthusiasts. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the brand's allure and specific reference preferences.
modify the movement. I still haven't found out which one I like the best, though...lollllll
I know that would be crazy given the similarities but still - I guess i am in the honeymoon phase
bonkers at the beginning. Panerai is a strange brand and the fact that most of the model do NOT cost..real..money, you can buy 2 or 3 before you get to a PP and you get a bit giddy I bought so many within the first 2 weeks, I even considered flying to Switzerland to get certified as a cu-cu clock myself
I think the look, the size and weight and how all 3 feels entice me to consider another similar 47mm model aka the 422. I must be crazy!
I use a pretty trogloditic parameter. A Panerai must have 3-6-9-12 on the dial. Anything you take away, makes if worse lollllllllll Everyone of the 422 buyers I know, bought it ONLY for the power reserve at the back...lollll Looking into a Radiomir with wire lugs? After all, they were the first produced. A 249 or a 449 or a 232, 720..etc
I also read several 422 buyer report that while they liked their 422, they are still hunting for a 372...like Nico pointed out the 662 could be an option. The Radomir with wire lug looks nice but still deciding if I like that case design...thanks for your input Sergio...much appreciated.
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