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Pam116... many Paneristis prefer the 47mm Pam. I used to be similar.
But I really enjoy this beautiful and rare 116😊
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Pam116... many Paneristis prefer the 47mm Pam. I used to be similar.
But I really enjoy this beautiful and rare 116😊 ...
To me, Panerai will always be 44mm.
47mm was not as prevalent when my watch world involved Panerai, only the 127, 217 (203 perhaps). And then the 232 came along. At that time 99% of what one saw, and what other collectors / enthusiasts wore was 44mm. For the same reason the newer 42mm just ...