AnthonyTsai
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I think they may be a tad thicker
The press release says "The watchmaking technical expertise of the P.1000 calibre is contained within a diameter of just 26.8 mm (12 lignes) and a thickness of 3,85 mm, so it is perfectly suited to the proportions of the Radiomir 1940 case, which is 42 mm in diameter."
So my guess is it'll be approximately the same thickness or slightly thicker than the other 42mm Radiomir 1940's such as the PAM512 & PAM513. The PAM512 & PAM513 use the P.999 movement which is thinner at 3.4mm thick.
Cheers,
Anthony
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Very interesting combo with the green strap
Looks somehow different, even if it is only the strap colour. And the movement looks nice, too
I think they may be a tad thicker
The press release says "The watchmaking technical expertise of the P.1000 calibre is contained within a diameter of just 26.8 mm (12 lignes) and a thickness of 3,85 mm , so it is perfectly suited to the proportions of the Radiomir 1940 case, which is 42 m...
So I guess it is official
Panerai has branded the 42s as ladies' watches with that green croc strap.
Good questions
I'm going to get the 512 or 574, struggling to decide which lum I prefer. Green with a black strap but ecru with a brown one I think. But not sure which is more versatile. Leaning towards green/574 but tough call.
Finally Panerai did a much delayed '"coming out" and by equipping the.....
574 with a "frilly" pea-green strap, signifies that a 42mm Radiomirs, are targeted to a...female...clientele About time, if you ask me..
