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338 feels dressy
I can't argue with you when you say the 292 is too big for you. Personally, I went the opposite direction, i.e. moving from 42mm to 47mm. My wrist is small too but the 47 rad looks fine on my wrist. Unlike many other brands that enlarge their watches to suit the trend, Panerai has always been big historically.
The "SMALL" 42mm rad is still with me and because of it's size, I classify it as a dress watch to go with shirts and suits. This brings me to my next point:
Although the 338 and the JLC 1931 are very different watches, they are both dress watch in my mind. IMHO, you may want to consider the roles they play in your collection. Perhaps the 292 has a special role to play too.
Opinions?
Hi all, I 'm thinking about selling my almighty 292 (torpedo dial) to buy a gorgeous 338. The facts: I'm not wearing the 292 since two years ago, and probably I won't anymore. The reason is the size, it's too big for me. I think I would wear the 338 inste...
Radiomir case is wearable in all conditions
even for a small wrist (6.5 inches) IF the height is low (slim case). It is not the case of all Radiomir dpending of the calibre inside, and whatever the size (42mm, 45mm or 47mm). I have a small wrist and the 47mm of the 322 fits very well. The titanium ...
First off, do sell the PAM292 since you don't wear it anymore
Why keep it when you can get something else? If you like the Radiomir case, then yes I would highly recommend the PAM338 since it's smaller and will make your mind feel more comfortable about wearing a "large" watch. Do you have any other Panerai's? If no...
Time will tell. :)
I bought an 88 and a 93 ten years ago and sold them beacuse of the size also. I think I don't like the Luminor style, I much prefer the 1950 or the Radiomir. I guess the 42 mm Radiomir would fit my wrist perfectly. There are many watches I love but wouldn...
Regardless
of the brand, the key issue as I see it is that the 292 has not been in action for 2 years, so it's time to move it on. As to the 338, it's definitely a very nice watch, but as some has said so, try it on for a couple of times before selling and buying. H...
I'm not sure if 292 or any other radiomir are too big for anybody....
But that's my personal opinion... If you don't wear it anymore, I think it's best for you to sell it and get the one that you like... 338 would be a nice replacement to your 292... Plus I think you'll be happier if you can wear it instead of just keeping ...
here are 3 pics to compare 190 and 322 on wrist
Thanks to Thomas to have taken these pics with my 322 . After wearing mostly my 322, I have sold my 190 which stayed in the safe. Hope it helps. Patrickh...
42mm Radiomir
Hi, I have a 42mm Radiomir and for me it fits perfectly. I just don't know if I could pull off a 45mm or 47mm with my wrist and understand your possible decision to chose the smaller size. This goes against the trend of bigger and bigger, but not all of u...
338 feels dressy
I can't argue with you when you say the 292 is too big for you. Personally, I went the opposite direction, i.e. moving from 42mm to 47mm. My wrist is small too but the 47 rad looks fine on my wrist. Unlike many other brands that enlarge their watches to s...
i suggest you try to separate the issues here: -
- should i sell the 292 just because you don't find it joyful anymore ? - should i buy 338 ? for 292, i suggest you put it on for a few days and see if it comes back to you, if you don't even want to give it a try, sell it now! for 338, i love the look in...