grigo
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40 MM
My first Panerai is a PAM 119 and I remember being told that purchasing it was a mistake that only 44mm were real Panerai.
Well after a few years of wearing I am still very happy with my purchase.
I think that it is a good complement to the line as not everyone can wear a 44mm watch on their wrist.
I must conceed that the 44mm is more impressive.
When I receive my PAM 317 I will be in a position to compaire the two sizes side by side.
Regards,
George
PS In the meantime have I purchased a Girard Perregaux Sea Hawk II Pro (I posted it on the GP Forum) and I have got to say that it is a very nice watch too. Didn't need it but couldn't resist to opportunity that was offered to me and my brother-in-law (we bought it together).
40mm Luminors & Radiomirs - will Panerai expand this line?
What do you guys think? Yes or No? Make the 40mm line interesting? 40mm 1950 Luminor case? Or will it remain the 40mm line continue to be the black sheep and continue to get no chatter or discussion in any of the Panerai discussion forums? Cheers, Anthony...
No to 40mm models...
Panerai thrives on larger watches. They will continue to cater to collectors and collectors have no interest in any model less than 44mm. If they downsize certain models, the watches would lose their boldness and appeal...and would also compete in a very ...
40mm Panerai Watches will always be available, IMO
As they are and wil be the competitors for guys who are interested in a watch with a strong look, but in a reasonnable size. For the Paneristi, actually, 44mm is a minimum... Best. Nicolas
For me the 40mm panerai watches are either for ladies or...
for men with small wrist and thats why there are so few models and dont think they will expand the line as a true panerai is to be big! I hope for more 1950 47mm watches for next year. Alepos
Yea , rock on Alepos
I do hope too that there will be nothing but 47mm! Although i know that is impossible, but really when you think about it, in the beginning Panerai was ONLY 47mm and above, think the Egiziano 60mm, the mare nostrum 52mm, and all the original pams. So i wo...
44mm may be the minimum for Paneristi's but not for the regular John Doe on the street
And Paneristi's probably account for only a small percentage of sales IMO. Whenever I'm outside on the street and see someone wearing a Panerai, I do have to admit that there are a lot of times I notice the Panerai is a 40mm, not a 44mm or 47mm. Anyone el...
I wonder if Panerai will release new model of 40mm watches.
However, they will continue to go with the 48, 49, 50...at least to maintain the position in the market. Cheers