panerai 233 on small wrist | Understanding A Classic: The Panerai PAM0233, An Icon Among panerai 233 on small wrist Does anyone have any experience with how a 44mm Panerai will fit on a small wrist in terms of size and also long term comfortability? Below is a picture of a 42mm Navi 1461 jours on my wrist for comparison sake.
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0 · Understanding A Classic: The Panerai PAM0233, An Icon Among
1 · First ever Panerai for a smaller wrist
2 · Any suggestions for Panerai model for someone with a small wrist
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Understanding A Classic: The Panerai PAM0233, An Icon Among
While the PAM233 is 44mm in diameter with a domed crystal, the 8-day manually wound movement allows the watch to sit a little bit lower on the wrist than automatic 44mm PAMs. . Wrist shape (round or flat) also plays a role. Short and curved lugs combined with leather straps make Panerai wear smaller than the diameter. If you want a Luminor, consider . IMO a wire lugged Radiomir wears the smallest out of the Panerai range, especially with the manual wind movement which is thinner. Even the 47mils wear smaller .
First ever Panerai for a smaller wrist
While the PAM233 is 44mm in diameter with a domed crystal, the 8-day manually wound movement allows the watch to sit a little bit lower on the wrist than automatic 44mm PAMs. The 233 sits in Panerai's historic collection, and more details may be found here. And just for fun, here is a Panerai 233 on twenty different straps!
Wrist shape (round or flat) also plays a role. Short and curved lugs combined with leather straps make Panerai wear smaller than the diameter. If you want a Luminor, consider trying some Bettarini case models (000, 005, 111, etc), which wear closer to the wrist than the 1950 case models. Does anyone have any experience with how a 44mm Panerai will fit on a small wrist in terms of size and also long term comfortability? Below is a picture of a 42mm Navi 1461 jours on my wrist for comparison sake.
IMO a wire lugged Radiomir wears the smallest out of the Panerai range, especially with the manual wind movement which is thinner. Even the 47mils wear smaller than the 44mil Luminor cases. They are available in 42mil, try one on and see what you think. Other: Water Resistant to 100M (10ATM), rubber "OP" straps, calf leather "fluted" straps, brushed screw-in buckle, quick-release strap system, pear-wood case. The 233 debuted in 2005 and was one of a few PAMs to use an iteration of the new P.2002 in-house movement.
1st 24 hours with Panerai 233:A Review Panerai Discussion ForumThe 233 is not a small watch with a diameter of 44 mm, but the fact that it is a manual wind movement means that it is not as large as many large watches, so it is better balanced on the wrist and watch lovers find it very comfortable to wear. The curved result radiates a tremendous charm, a blend of “vintage” refinement and strength. The 1950 casing, of a more pronounced cushion shape than on the classic casings, lightens the design of the watch. The 44 mm diameter will not shock, included on modest wrists.The Panerai 233 is, without a doubt, my favourite Panerai. Here is a brief review of the watch, along with a potted history of Panerai.
With a tiny 6” wrist, I feel like finally have the chance to join the Panerai community with a real Panerai-DNA watch. Definitely love how it look on my wrist. Another thing for this watch is it runs the same movement you can find in Luminor due series, the p.900 movement, which is based on OP XXXIV movements. While the PAM233 is 44mm in diameter with a domed crystal, the 8-day manually wound movement allows the watch to sit a little bit lower on the wrist than automatic 44mm PAMs. The 233 sits in Panerai's historic collection, and more details may be found here. And just for fun, here is a Panerai 233 on twenty different straps! Wrist shape (round or flat) also plays a role. Short and curved lugs combined with leather straps make Panerai wear smaller than the diameter. If you want a Luminor, consider trying some Bettarini case models (000, 005, 111, etc), which wear closer to the wrist than the 1950 case models. Does anyone have any experience with how a 44mm Panerai will fit on a small wrist in terms of size and also long term comfortability? Below is a picture of a 42mm Navi 1461 jours on my wrist for comparison sake.
IMO a wire lugged Radiomir wears the smallest out of the Panerai range, especially with the manual wind movement which is thinner. Even the 47mils wear smaller than the 44mil Luminor cases. They are available in 42mil, try one on and see what you think. Other: Water Resistant to 100M (10ATM), rubber "OP" straps, calf leather "fluted" straps, brushed screw-in buckle, quick-release strap system, pear-wood case. The 233 debuted in 2005 and was one of a few PAMs to use an iteration of the new P.2002 in-house movement. 1st 24 hours with Panerai 233:A Review Panerai Discussion ForumThe 233 is not a small watch with a diameter of 44 mm, but the fact that it is a manual wind movement means that it is not as large as many large watches, so it is better balanced on the wrist and watch lovers find it very comfortable to wear.
The curved result radiates a tremendous charm, a blend of “vintage” refinement and strength. The 1950 casing, of a more pronounced cushion shape than on the classic casings, lightens the design of the watch. The 44 mm diameter will not shock, included on modest wrists.
The Panerai 233 is, without a doubt, my favourite Panerai. Here is a brief review of the watch, along with a potted history of Panerai.
Any suggestions for Panerai model for someone with a small wrist
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