zemar
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I change mine a lot...
...but the PVD on the screws has definitely worn off somewhat and the 292 is the only rad that I know of with finicky plastic bits on the ends of the lugs that go into the watch... These add a tiny bit more complexity and stress to the deal... All that said I prefer to be able to change the strap when the mood strikes even with these annoyances... Enjoy the watch!
I have been religiously
By: Jester : December 2nd, 2010-19:45
getting the strap change on mine at the boutique for fear of having any scratch on the ceramic case which would not be easily repairable/polishable. Moreover, the screws are just PVD'ed so quite prone to scratch. As such I would want someon at the boutiqu...
I change mine a lot...
By: zemar : December 2nd, 2010-21:47
...but the PVD on the screws has definitely worn off somewhat and the 292 is the only rad that I know of with finicky plastic bits on the ends of the lugs that go into the watch... These add a tiny bit more complexity and stress to the deal... All that sa...
First of all...
By: i_am_Sam : December 2nd, 2010-22:49
I'd like to welcome you to this forum... This is the right place for you to share and learn about watches, in this case panerai. And congrats on your new 292. Okay, regarding the strap changing on the 292. I normally do it myself. It is the same with othe...
Risk
By: THWatch : December 5th, 2010-18:50
You should really try to do it yourself. It literally only takes 2 or 3 minutes to do a strap change including the buckle. Why spend an hour, 2, or 3 to drive to your local Panerai Boutique, wait for Panerai staff to do your strap change, and then drive b...