MichaelC
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That is a significant difference.
I own the 372 and have really come to enjoy the plexi crystal, even as it has acquired hairlines (something new for me, to see marks on a watch glass). It is more appropriate for the watch, IMO.
I believe I previously commented about the PR indicator on the movement as well. I generally like it; I think it looks terrific as executed, but I do not understand it on what is otherwise a very traditional and historical looking model. I think it would be more appropriate the contemporary pieces.
SIHH 2012: Panerai PAM422 & PAM423
The next watches I want to highlight are the Panerai PAM422 & PAM423 - both are 47mm Luminor Marina 1950's housing the in-house manual wind P.300X movement. And once again, a quick cheat sheet for the P.300X movements: P.3000 - no power reserve P.3001 - p...
There is another big difference between the 422 and the 372.
The 372 uses a plexy, while the 422 has a sapphire. I am not sure I love the power reserve on the backside. It is much better than having it on the dial, I agree. But I find it a bit artificial. Well, I am not z big fan of the power reserve indicators, to...
That is a significant difference.
I own the 372 and have really come to enjoy the plexi crystal, even as it has acquired hairlines (something new for me, to see marks on a watch glass). It is more appropriate for the watch, IMO. I believe I previously commented about the PR indicator on t...
if you can't get the 372
anthony, you said the 422 is a good choice if you can't get the 372 ... why do you think the 422 will be easy to get ? Only if tha 372 would be a LE the 422 would be a good option but today I see no reason why one of both would be more difficult to get .....
Thanks for the report !
I'm impatient to see your report about the new 42mm PAM 392, especially the thickness of the piece ! Great idea to make videos, IMO it's a cooler way to see the shape of the watches.