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Favourite 47mm
for me is my 305. I know the 372 is a Panerai DNA classic and favourite but when the time comes to choose which to wear the 305 comes out on top more often than not
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Favourite 47mm
for me is my 305. I know the 372 is a Panerai DNA classic and favourite but when the time comes to choose which to wear the 305 comes out on top more often than not ...
(Pic Heavy) The 305 is a fine watch
A few years back after a diving trip wearing my 562 I decided to get a sub, primarily because my son hit my watch with his tank while preparing for the next dive. I was lucky and there was no damage. Anyway my first finding was a tritium 243: The price wa...
I have never liked Submersibles...
I've always considered them the antithesis of Panerai. Bulky, with busy dials and only for mucho-macho men. I was a keen diver myself but I've never used a diving watch. I've used a number of diving computers, which I consider a lot more useful under wate...
Aromax, which sub did you end up with? Thanks for taking us on your journey through the submersible line.
I have flirted with the idea but never tried. I am more a no date manual guy myself fir Panerais.
