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Can you imagine a better place to enjoy that watch on a Sunday?
Regards,
Hans
Mare Nostrum (Latin for "Our Sea") was a Roman name for the Mediterranean Sea
Can you imagine a better place to enjoy that watch on a Sunday?
Regards,
Hans
Lucky you, Hans. This watch broke my heart. I tried hard to put it on my wrist, but the 52 mm are definitely too big for me./ 47 / 48 mm would have been great! Enjoy! [nt]
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Oh well, since you've asked....
...a passenger's seat occupied by the right person, would bring the enjoyment up a notch...LOLLLLLLL Have a blast!!
In the light of your new picture....
my answer to your question become: NOTHING hahahahaha
To answer your question...
A resounding no. Did you use a filter for that golden hue?
Yes, ...
I have a Lightroom application on my iPhone ...
Pictures taken with GoPro Hero 6
Regards,
Hans
Pictures taken with GoPro Hero 6
Regards,
Hans
You like to live on the the edge..... The edge of water. Too cool pictures thanks for sharing. [nt]
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The return of the Volcano Visuals
If Panerai offered that Mare Nostrum anywhere between 40mm - 42mm it would sell like a Daytona.
I applaud them for sticking to the historical size, but 52mm is let's just say...nuts 
They are available.....
the Mare Nostrum 42mm. The first Mare Nostrum ever produced (before that only prototypes had been made and rejected by the Italian Navy) were indeed 42mm. Recently Panerai produced the PAM716 which is a MN 42mm, limited edition for 2017.
Yes, but they are not the same design as the 52mm beast which was based on the original prototype
The 42mm models are based on the Richemont attempt to recreate the pre-Vendome models. The latest 42mm model is a reissue of a reissue if you will.