Watches - another OCD problem
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Thanks for sharing @IH-GARY
Kev seemed like quite the character, and the straps look beautiful. Do you know if they still sell them or something similar?
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@Bridger Cheers! Sadly Kev is no longer with us and his straps have become hard to come by, but do occasionally pop up for sale on the relevant forums.
Check out UK strap maker Cordes, he also makes Ammo straps.
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@IH-GARY yes, I saw his obituary when I googled him. I suspect he lived a colourful life.
What I like about leather Panerai straps is the big wedge-shaped steel buckle. They complement over-sized tool watches.
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It's a safe space @AdamJ - the forum welcomes diversity
Plus, you will know about U2's latest album before all of us!
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@goosehd I like his work, but am more familiar through knife collecting. I’ll def check his PAM straps out.
@louisbosco this is the newer model. Hoping the “in house” is trouble free!
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I haven't looked at much Panerais after the new in house movements. but seeing yours has peaked my interest..
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The dial on this deserves more praise than it receives.
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Nice! Goes SO well with denim and with all sorts of fades
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I still don't like the Twitter logo, but it looks like the real deal.
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@Bridger such a great watch and sadly just a bit too much for my wrist. Same with Panerai.
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Have you tried it on @StarsSuck?
It wears a lot smaller than you'd think (it's the height of it that makes MM300s unique)
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@StarsSuck I love the JLC Reverso. It was the first expensive watch I bought , and still like it 26 years later.
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@Bridger I have, and it does. I don't have especially small wrists, but it's right on my comfort line.
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