sergio
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Not long after I bought the 249...
...I parked my car near a column and in trying to squeeze thru the space, I grated the plexiglass (a-la-parmesan-cheese) against the column. First thought: oops. Second thought: great, now I don't have to freak out every time I use it anymore Lolllllll
Not long after I bought the 249...
...I parked my car near a column and in trying to squeeze thru the space, I grated the plexiglass (a-la-parmesan-cheese) against the column. First thought: oops. Second thought: great, now I don't have to freak out every time I use it anymore Lolllllll ...
The first cut is the deepest as the song goes…
But it adds to the character of the watch, you have a piece unique now!
Yes, it does come with the....
spare plexi in the huge box I haven't used it, though. Today it still has the original one on it and I've never grated it again.
Just use a little polywatch plexi polish.
It will work wonders. A few minutes of elbow grease and your done. ...
Even toothpaste is ok...
if the damage it's not substantial. You're perfectly right (of course) about the skin of a shark. The denticles, used in the appropriate direction, act as sandpaper.
I can't post the video....
of my sharks dive, in South Africa, during which I had to push a couple of them out of ...my...way
I've never been bothered about it...
..so much so that I've never touched it. It was just a "liberating" feeling After a triple by-pass (a while back) not even the calcium worries me Lollll
I've learned the lesson, Doc...
matter of fact I started "cleaning up my act" long before the stroke (I did loose 20kgs in 2 years) I could be the testimonial for the Morigerate&Clean living society Lollll
This piece haunts me...
It is my favorite Panerai, this and the 372, 332...that would be an ideal collection for me, but, start with the 249...just so simple and beautiful.