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Getting ready for a little sun and ocean in South Florida. Thought I put the 661 on a rubber strap
Cheers, thanks for looking, best, Tony
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Getting ready for a little sun and ocean in South Florida. Thought I put the 661 on a rubber strap
Cheers, thanks for looking, best, Tony ...
This black ceramic
looks great! I suppose it‘s also very comfortable to wear? Best Thomas
Hi Thomas, it’s actually a carbo tech model. Carbon fiber polymer, it wears very light and is extremely resilient.
I know Sergio will probably get an upset stomach looking at it but it’s a lovely watch to wear
Hahahahahaaa!
Better than our highly esteemed Sergio suffers a collapse. I am sure he sleeps already and we can safely correspond about bad bad bad non-pure Panerais... 😎 Seriously: thanks a lot for the explanation. It is a really nice piece, Tony!
Sergio has come to terms....
with modern Panerais. I saw this model at its launch, in Geneva and liked it..immediately. I also foresaw a great "future" with lots of sales in it. The fact that "it doesn't do it for me" it's MY problem not the watch's one. It's firmly in my list of "mo...
I'm a bat....night is my element :-)
as for the meal...be careful what you wish for lolllllllllllll
Rubber stiffness
Since we are on this topic, any tips from purist here how could I “soften” the rubber? Quite an effort to insert the tongue into the holder. Thanks all