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Thoughts?
Was thinking about pulling the trigger on PAM241 (40 mm. w/power reserve). I have not seem much about this watch here or elsewhere. Just wondered what people thought.....
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Thoughts?
Was thinking about pulling the trigger on PAM241 (40 mm. w/power reserve). I have not seem much about this watch here or elsewhere. Just wondered what people thought.....
The 40mm Panerai's don't get much discussion in the forums
because it seems the majority of Panerai fans that post online prefer 44mm or larger. But just because of this doesn't mean you shouldn't get the PAM241. My 1st Panerai was a 40mm Luminor Chronograph, and then I ventured into the larger sized Panerai's af...
40mm is a good size as well
Personally, I feel the trend for big watches (44mm and more) might gradually make way for slightly modest sizes (42 - 40mm). There is nothing wrong with the 40mm Luminors. I feel that at 40 or 42mm, they are less rugged and fit under the cuff better. The ...