Jester
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I believe there're only two official boutiques
in Hong Kong:
One in Prince building, Central, the second one in TST. There might be other that 'looks' like a panerai boutique but I believe they're just 'boutique' within a bigger stores, operated by authorized dealers. I presume you're referring to this one in Causeway Bay?
Fifties Smifties
I know I'm well in the minority on this...but having worn the 312 for awhile now, I have to say I just dont like the way it wears ! It is not as comfortable feeling on my wrist as my 111 and I keep hitting it...banging it into things. It is a beautiful lo...
having Luminors cases and also 1950 cases, I dont have same feeling
Its way personal, I have to admit...but I have several Luminor (88, 26 and 000) and also a 233...and I even would say the opposite. I feel 1950 cases are more "ergonomic" tha Luminor cases. I use to wear the watches prety tighten...so they dont move at al...
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I have been in HK for a week wearing my PAM312 on a rubber strap. It is way heavier than my other watches but yet it felt comfortable. I think the large strap is the key. My wrist is not big so a big strap is essential. No problem from here. I do take it ...
I believe there're only two official boutiques
in Hong Kong: One in Prince building, Central, the second one in TST. There might be other that 'looks' like a panerai boutique but I believe they're just 'boutique' within a bigger stores, operated by authorized dealers. I presume you're referring to thi...
Hi Jester....
you're right, only 2 official Panerai Boutiques in Hong Kong. Cheers - Sergio
yes
the third one looks just like the others. i think u r right. their business cards are non panerai ones.
Well I've never tried any 1950 Luminor before...
My 104 has been very comfortable for everyday wear. I do agree that 312 is a better looking watch but the standard Luminor really does look tougher. But on your problem, have you ever tried any aftermarket strap? I felt more comfortable wearing aftermarke...