pfang56
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Sometimes it feels good to differentiate...
I think it’s what originally drew me into Panerai first. Now that I’m getting more into Rolex lately I’m finding I’m not necessarily going after the “standards”.
Looking forward to the near future releases!
Cheers,
Peter
Still enjoying this oddity...
Different size, different bezel, different dial, different bracelet, different crystal - but these differences make this model even more interesting to wear and enjoy at home! Have a great weekend all! Peter ...
‘This watch’ reminds me of the funny quote from Pulp Fiction...
From Chris Walken. Thankfully we can keep these watches on our wrists Peter
Aptly described. I don’t know why but I get drawn to oddball Rolexes. Airking, Milgauss, SD43.. even the Exp2 polar I’d consider an oddball choice.. how many white dial sports rolexes were out there when that one came out?
At least one can’t fault me for being in it for the resale value. These are like the second stringers after all. Looking forward to what they come up with for exp2 “50th”
Sometimes it feels good to differentiate...
I think it’s what originally drew me into Panerai first. Now that I’m getting more into Rolex lately I’m finding I’m not necessarily going after the “standards”. Looking forward to the near future releases! Cheers, Peter
Cheers!
Nice to feel a little bit of heft and projection - reminds me of the tool watch and utilitarian nature of its original features. Cheers Peter
Many thanks!
Funny how the color of the font on a dial makes such a difference. One of the main reasons why I decided to jump on this version over others. Cheers Peter
