AnthonyTsai
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For me, a shiny ceramic piece wouldn't look as luxurious IMO
I think a polished look to a black case, whether PVD or ceramic, cheapens the look of the watch IMO because it makes the watch look too blingy. Then again, it's all about personal preference and people have different tastes. Maybe Panerai will release a polished ceramic case in the future. And if they do, I think it would be more suited for a Radiomir case which the Radiomir case is more dressy.
Cheers,
Anthony
Ceramic PAM?
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For me, a shiny ceramic piece wouldn't look as luxurious IMO
I think a polished look to a black case, whether PVD or ceramic, cheapens the look of the watch IMO because it makes the watch look too blingy. Then again, it's all about personal preference and people have different tastes. Maybe Panerai will release a p...
Good point..
probably more suitable for a rad and it'd probably look very nice. stealth bling...
I, too, have asked Panerai about this.
They, of course, had no answer. But I would be interested in a shiny ceramic model as well especially in a larger case size. Black, as is, lowers the "bling" value of any watch. But with a touch of shine, would be perfect. We shall wait and see
Do you mean like a Rado..?
Not sure if that would like right on a PAM but if any a Radiomir as the SS models tend to be more dressy - the reason I went for the 292 which looks less dressy..!! Interesting to see if anything is produces from Panerai. Andy.
haha wow, I didn't really have that in mind...
but yes, similar to that... or the chanel j12s and possibly JD soon.
very nice!
I didn't know they were around... but that definitely looks nice. stunning... less of the rugged look. would look awesome under the sleeve of a shirt!