sergio
[Panerai Moderator]
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There is no..big..Panerai.
personal taste is personal taste and, as such, cannot be criticized. But Panerai was BORN as a large sized timepiece and that also, cannot be re-written. If one has a small wrist, in my opinion, shouldn't even look at a Panerai. Having said that, you like small Panerais? Buy as many as you like and enjoy each and everyone of them, in good ealth. Ciao
Panerai PAM 688 at Panerai Palm Beach
PAM 688 Blue Beauty Thank you Panerai Worth Ave in Palm Beach for sending me pics. I will be in this week to try it on. Panerai has outdone itself with this beauty....
Now, that's ecstasy....
Is it going to be your first Panerai or you'll add it to other models you already own?
I personally like this size, but it is of course a matter of wrist size...
, and taste. I have the impression that many Panerais are to big on the wrists I see them... ;-)
There is no..big..Panerai.
personal taste is personal taste and, as such, cannot be criticized. But Panerai was BORN as a large sized timepiece and that also, cannot be re-written. If one has a small wrist, in my opinion, shouldn't even look at a Panerai. Having said that, you like...
Fair enough... :-) Yes I have a small Panerai; a PAM125
. For most of the wrists too small, but for my wrist perfect. And you are right! Panaris were always big watches, and they have been worn above the diving suite... ;-) I like the big Panerais in 47mm and even bigger (in a visual sense), but I find it a bi...
We're not talking..real Panerai vs not real Panerai.
After almost 20 years since the take over by the Richemont Group (1997), Panerai has gone through a natural...evolution...down the road of commercialization. In fact I recognoise 3 DISTINCT historical periods in Panerai: the vintage (pre 1993), the Pre-V ...