Jay (Eire)
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Hello darkness, my old friend; I've come to talk with you again
First time I’ve worn this one to the office in a long long time. Several years. Despite my days being pretty casual I’ve kind of edged away from larger wrist wear.
It’s funny to think that when dressed less casually (but not suits) in many years past for the office I used to regularly wear a Panerai.
Hello darkness, my old friend; I've come to talk with you again
First time I’ve worn this one to the office in a long long time. Several years. Despite my days being pretty casual I’ve kind of edged away from larger wrist wear. It’s funny to think that when dressed less casually (but not suits) in many years past for ...
What made you wear it to the office less?
Very cool piece and the black does make it shrink a little bit 👏🏻👌🏻🦾
The black does indeed make it shrink.
Lack of wear is really due it being a big watch and for some reason my wanting to be a bit more subtle with watch choices in the office in the last 8-10 years.
I think the dial, the simplicity of it, is the strongest statement.
Every time I wear it I do feel like it is a statement. In simplicity of design. (Not coffee cup, thankfully. Liquid, but a tight lid on it).
Great piece!
I see nothing wrong with wearing this or any Panerai with a suit, or jeans…looks good anywhere and with anything
It does, I don’t disagree with that.
It’s actually strange how this 44mm feels perfectly good on my wrist but other watches of similar or close diamond lug to lug don’t. I feel like it’s just due to the fact that my eyes have had 20+ years of seeing 44mm PAMs on my wrist. It just looks norma...
Panerai is a very particular (obviously)
brand. It is not me but I appreciate it for others. AP is also not a “me” brand. Also certain brands being what they are can be very cyclical.