I always thought a 47mm Radiomir would be much to big for me.
I had the chance to try a friend’s 424, and now I’m wondering if I could pull this off. This particular model doesn’t appear to be too loved here due to the logo at 6, and as someone with limited Panerai knowledge, I’m curious what references you aficiona...
It can be a tad too big...
Because the lugs are past your wrist. But, you need to feel comfortable with it. Here's the 47 mm 721 on my 7.25" wrist: ...
When I look closely I see that the lugs are over your wrist, but at 1st glance
It didn’t appear too big at all
Thanks for the support.
I fear that if I did take the plunge, it would eventually eat at me that the lugs do hang over. I think I’ll likely just remain an admirer of these pieces due to my small bone structure.
It's a big watch, ok....
it fills your wrist as never before. The TOO big "effect" only comes from the fact that in the...world out there...people are used to watches that can be found inside an Easter EGG! Purists and Panerai lovers would indeed frown upon this model, because of...
Thank you Nico.
I think I’m going to borrow my friend’s piece to see how I feel about it after wearing for a few days. The charm is there from trying it on this weekend, but I wonder how I might feel wearing it for a few days especially since the lugs do go past the edge...
To me it look actually quite good on your wrist.
I don’t think it’s too big. So I would go for it if I were you. And the end you need to like it. Most of the references have been names already. my Radiomir says hello . Looks not smaller on my wrist ...
Thank you for your thoughts.
And for a beautiful picture of your Radiomir. It appears we may have similar wrist size, but camera angles can sometimes play tricks. Mine is 16.5cm, which is smaller than most people I’ve met, but I’ve just always loved the look of these Radiomirs so muc...