There are 38, 40 and 42 mm Panerais available.
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creates kick starter account for Palmerai watches, creates a render of a Palmerai Luminor watch
sits back and waits for Sodders money to roll in.
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I didn’t realise!
Thanks.
Edit: 38mm I like the white dial:
Still way beyond what I’m going to pay for a watch.
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That LAB-ID model is actually 49mm! Very interesting movement, too, but also €65,000!
There is a similar non LAB version at 44mm - a size I’m usually happy with - but yeah, for a Panerai that’s still pretty whopping. The smaller sizes seem to be limited to the more mundane models.
All entirely irrelevant, as they are all hopelessly overpriced.
I was in at ground zero for Panerai.
That colour scheme is way too redolent of a couple of moody “Slytech” (pre-Vendôme, pre-1997) models that caused an awful lot of grief.
Bargains.
Ish.
The moody (or were they?) ones had really cartoonish blue numerals.
Google “Panerai Cazzomir” for a daft watch that’s actually genuine.
I know it’s a copy of an original. But 60mm. Ridiculous.
Still. Would.
Not a clue. I was just admiring the current values.
I’d like a Panerai, obviously as I keep making things like them. But there are too many other watches I’d buy for the money. If I was buying expensive watches anyway.
Yes well this is where knowing nothing gives you an advantage.
It looked a bit different being a light dial and I do like it.
I suppose if you’re going for a dick themed watch then it would have to be named cazzo.
I like the look of vintage watches but don’t really fancy buying an old watch. This makes me think twice though:
32mm
Beautiful but very small
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Me too.
Me at work in 1978 at the 1978 Argentine GP with driver Divina Galica and the late great Charlie Whiting at his first race in F1. Wearing my Speedmaster racing
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what does the up/down hand do? some kind of pornometer?