Jim14
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I prefer blank space at those spots — one of the mainstays of the Panerai design ethos is negative space.
Blank, Dots or Dashes?
I have had a fancy for a "modern" Panerai Submersible. However, I have always felt that it was just a touch left undone. Maybe one brush stroke short? But it is easy to be one brush stroke too many! I took the opportunity to mockup a new release with two ...
Honestly, I think they outsource these decisions to...
...whatever secretary has some down-time. They fire up Microsoft Word and let them go to town. Don't laugh...I've worked in Silicon Valley tech, and it's been known to happen : )
Yes, the 47 has more room than the 44. The “blank” 42 seems more balanced.
I may have tried to put too much furniture in the den.
Interesting question
I recently borrowed a friend's 305 and that's the first thing that i noticed at night compared to my 25: But back to your question, during the day I would go for option1 but being a lume freak and purely based on night visibility I would have to choose op...
Okay, this is supposed to be a true modern dive watch.
There should be luminous plots every 5 minutes to meet ISO standards. Heck, Seiko is now tacking plots to the right of their date windows to comply.
If you consider that Panerai....
represented the epitomy of...less is more...for many years, my preference is clear. Get all the mush (and I mean ALL) from a perfect Panerai dial Lolllllllllll
I still have it....
as a matter of fact, even though, I've been asked to sell it once and refused to do it. B U T I bought it O N L Y because I was collecting...lefties...not because I liked it or I like it or I've ever liked it. On its own merit, I wouldn't have bought it a...
That I would have bought....
...what I would have N E V E R bought (and didn't, hence the end of my collection) were the PAM239 and PAM358 both Submersibles made for ChronoPassion. I detest Submersibles a lot more than the PAM123 or the Cazzomir