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A side by side comparison: 372 and 716
Dear Gentlemen,
As i haven't got the opportunity yet to put my hands on a Mare Nostrum , i decided to "virtually" compare it with a 372.
I was worried about the 42mm, i thought it might be small. Actually it doesn't, mainly due to its long lugs. Now, I'm even thinking it's the perfect size.
Next step: print it at the right scale, cut it and try the paper version on my wrist 
Then i'll patiently wait until i have e real one in my hands to finally decide if the trigger will be pulled or not.
My main problem, patience isn't part of my vocabulary 
Thanks for watching and HAGWE
Fabio
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A side by side comparison: 372 and 716
Dear Gentlemen, As i haven't got the opportunity yet to put my hands on a Mare Nostrum , i decided to "virtually" compare it with a 372. I was worried about the 42mm, i thought it might be small. Actually it doesn't, mainly due to its long lugs. Now, I'm ...
47 is actually too big for most.
44 is max that I can pull off. 42 will be comfy. But not "in your face Panerai".
Printers these days getting better and better
Looks good on you but if PAM I would pull 47
If I may.....
regardless of wrist sizes, of how well it does fit a wrist or another, a 42mm Panerai will always be a...small...Panerai, in my eyes The 42mm NM was, de facto, the first "compromise" Panerai made in the pursuit of....money
Of course you may...
Nobody is perfect And i guess they keep pursuing money by issuing this reedition... But it just looks so good !! Anyway, as you like to say, "whatever floats your boat", isn't it Best regards Fabio