Good point! I had forgotten about the smaller models! I have not really experienced them myself, just the 44s and 47s.nbg wrote:I had always dismissed Pams as too big for my 6.75" wrist - but then I realised that they produce a few at 40mm and 42mm, such as the PAM00512 - manual, in-house movement, the slimmest watch and movement that Panerai produce, display back, 42mm, no crown guards, no date window, 100m WR, and fits me perfectly.smegwina wrote:Pams are supremely clear and easy to read, with probably the most devoted and fanatical owners on the planet. The sheer volume of accessories is mindblowing. They also look just fantastic on the wrist, but there is no denying they are big buggers. The CG and clear dial means that they wear large, and the cushion case exaggerates the issue.blowfish89 wrote:I'm getting concerned as to why I am starting to like big watches
Know nothing about Panerais, but rather like this one - PAM111
I love big watches and if you can carry it off, they are fantastic. 44mm is a big old sod but the 47mm is feking huge!
(I can only pass comment on the Submersibles here as that is what I had, but I assume the same applies for the Luminors. I have never worn a Radiomir so they may look completely different on the wrist)
Prices are pretty reasonable at the moment too !
I say go for it!
Neil
Glad that you found one to suit as they really are fantastic watches.