Something Blue
On Friday I was doubly lucky to (1) collect my 172 at the boutique in Madrid after a comprehensive refurbish in Switzerland, and (2) receive a nice visit from one of my colleagues who was kind enough to bring the big package I had bought last week in the ...
May my 326 join your Blue party
with some shots taken over the weekend.. added a dark blue shark strap which I think goes very weel with this piece..shot with my phone cam so quality of course ain't great... ...
And BTW...
...you know you are completely guilty of making me fall for the 249... ;-)
That's a really cool theme
I'm actually wondering how does tantalium feel compared to steel? Is it heavier? And how does it whistand daily wear? by the way I really love the blue dial on your wife's panerai
Definitely heavier...
...tantalium than steel. I don't think it is as heavy as gold, but probably somewhere in between. I am sure someone around has a more scientifical answer and could provide the relative mass index of both metals. My wife does not wear anything else since I...
I would really like to try it on my wrist one day..
And I think she's right to pick the PAM over the patek. IMHO it has more character than the aquanaut. Regards, SamRotandi
Awesome sanro
You're lucky to have a wife who shares your "weirdness" with you Cheers, Anthony
She's getting there, Anthony...
...slowly but surely. The only bad thing about it is that she has already made several attempts to steal my Radiomir Independent...but that will only happen over my dead body... (talking of which, I noticed some strange flavour in my food today ;-) )
Congrats on the return of your 172...
To complete the theme of 'blue hands', perhaps you should wear a blue coloured glove next time?
Wow, Sanro!
Two impressive watches, my friend! You know how make things to be a lucky and happy man! Big congrats, my friend, and enjoy them in the best of health. Emilio
