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BrazenC5 · 9 February 2020, 02:44 PM

Always admired Panerais, but never quite found one that would tick the boxes for me until I stumbled on a 927 at an AD. Wasn't even on the radar until I saw it in the display and tried it on.

Primarily looking for a 42mm, sandwich dial and gold colored hands...and there is was. Titanium is a novelty, and not really necessary as this is a pretty thin 42mm. I would've preferred SS, but very comfortable on the wrist.

It's funny, I would've expected a strap tool change but thought they might've lost it. After some internet research realized this watch comes with quick disconnect straps and no tool necessary, pretty cool.

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9 February 2020, 02:44 PM	#1
BrazenC5 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Real Name: Chris Location: Los Angeles, CA Watch: 1665,1675,1680,SD4 Posts: 1,837	First Panerai - 927 Always admired Panerais, but never quite found one that would tick the boxes for me until I stumbled on a 927 at an AD. Wasn't even on the radar until I saw it in the display and tried it on. Primarily looking for a 42mm, sandwich dial and gold colored hands...and there is was. Titanium is a novelty, and not really necessary as this is a pretty thin 42mm. I would've preferred SS, but very comfortable on the wrist. It's funny, I would've expected a strap tool change but thought they might've lost it. After some internet research realized this watch comes with quick disconnect straps and no tool necessary, pretty cool. Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

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