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I wonder what they will tell if someone with the Cali dial from SIlix go and post it to their forum.

First I haven;t find that watch anywhere on the site.. and second.. the title could easily have been: FAKE [censored] THAT I DON'T CARE TO PHOTOGRAPH AND SHOW TO COLLECTOR BECAUSE IT HAS NO LOGO VS REAL DEAL

Really? And what the hell is that?

I prefer the silver movement...

I say that if you will do this custom watch use a BLANK dial.. A 1950 Panerai dial will look bad..

In a P meeting it has been taken this photo with the following title: 7. RWC Vs the real deal Any opinions about what RWC means?

YES.. it is too white.. it should have been a bit more like off-white, ivory.

First this is not a radiomir... It is a fantasy 44mm version of the fiddy.

Excellent choices...

Relaaaaaaax

I didn't thought actually of doing it.. I just read a couple of things about it and said to ask opinions.. Basically I liked the photo of the guy with the BS but maybe it;s just a nice photo

Are you kidding me???? You didn't had ALREADY a 212?????????

Cheers to you too Dani BTW.. why are you celebrate today? Let us know a bit about the history...

I agree... lower grade watches sell easier.

Ok.. we can take away the fact that the watch is a rep... If it was a genuine same opinions?

Never had a problem in the past.. just some guy who said the strap was 21,5 mm instead of 22 mm and wanted a refund..

I know.. and there is specifically a guy in this forum that when something comes up show like being interested... Maybe we should make a list of them for future reference, so if someone wants to do something like this in the future will know the consequenses.

Well sometimes I cannot understand some people...

My 112H case is on the way for PVD plating with the company of the logo buckle.... Whoooohooo... Now all I have to do is wait

More in the subject... from an article on Panerai To wear a big watch, though, certain logistical hurdles have to be cleared. Sometimes it’s hard to get your shirt cuff over the watch. An obvious issue to the shirt wearers, but really I assume that if you are into this kind of thing, one would hardly cover it, indeed Ralph Lauren agrees. At a recent fashion show in Milan, Lauren wore his Panerai over the sleeve of a leather jacket. "It wasn’t ridiculous," Lauren said. But the idea of a watch so big that it has to be strapped over clothing sends some traditionalists into fits. From another article about watches: This seems to be part of the larger discussion about oversized watches vs. the more traditional sub-40mm mens watch size. Perhaps in 15 years people will be arguing about those new gawd-awful 38mm watches that are so out of proportion with the standard 46 mm JLC Extreme World Chonograph. What about strapping those big honkin’ chronos on the “outside” of one’s shirt sleeve? In a couple of decades this could be traditional. Be the change.

This watch btw..