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Originally Posted by jfclarky
Nice!
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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
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Originally Posted by jfclarky
Those tats seem to compliment the Radiomir perfectly. I generally dislike to Radiomir case but you seem to pull it off well.
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The RO is still the standard for sport watches... nice.
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yes you are correct my wrist is small as hell and the only watch that fits perfect are Panerai Radiomir's.Originally Posted by jfclarky
No wrist is too small for a PAM, so keep it up!
Nice Radiomir btw.
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I've sported my new Monaco this weekend, I love it
I should have sprung for the vintage Heuer of course, but the Monaco I find very charming in its modern TAG incarnation. This is not the new new Monaco though, which I find slightly too expensive. The former model is a nice second hand buy, and I wasn't very impressed with the new "cal 12" anyway. No micro rotor? No cal 12!
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I've sported my new Monaco this weekend, I love itOriginally Posted by NonServiam
congrats on your purchase, but i guess not everyone's cup of tea-.
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