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Panerai Radiomir 3 Days Platino 47 mm
In the late 1930s, Panerai created a few examples of the Radiomir with a unique dial design. Today, only two examples survive. Why they were created is not known. Their history washed away with the Panerai archive in the Florence flood of 1966. The new Radiomir 3 Days Platino picks up this dial design, which has never before been revived. Find the launch date, wallpaper and pricing inside. The origin of the dial is not easy to identify. According to Panerai, some historians believe the two surviving examples (which differ in that one has a small seconds dial and the other does not) may have been test samples that were never serially produced.The brown dial of the new Radiomir, protected by a Plexiglas crystal, has a minimalist appearance, with alternating bar-shaped and dot hour markers, rather than the characteristic large arabic figures typically found on classic Panerai dials. To ensure excellent legibility, the dial uses Panerai’s traditional sandwich construction in which a

It is 42 mm in diameter and quality internal of the IWC 80110.
It is 42 mm in diameter and quality internal of the IWC 80110. Prices seem to be comparable to trademarks in free sale that use internal movements or movements of as tone. In sales o tree ' er in the timezone and on Chrono24? you can discover models 2006 opportunity for some 4000 Euro.

Finding North with the GMT-Master: Why it works (longish)
A recent question about the GMT-Master-II¡¯s ability to indicate North using its 24-hour hand finally got me thinking seriously about how this works. Here¡¯s what I came up with.There are two key concepts to keep in mind: (1) the GMT-Master¡¯s hour hand revolves around the 24-hour hand once a day; and (2) in a standard time zone, ¡°north,¡± in the northern hemisphere, is for all practical purposes identical with the direction toward the sun at local midnight, when it is hidden on the opposite side of the earth. Focus only on the GMT-Master¡¯s hour and 24-hr hands. The hour and 24-hr hands are aligned at the same time only once a day: at midnight. If both hands point toward the sun at midnight, and if I keep the 24-hr hand in that position, then the hour hand will track the sun for 24 hours and return to the 24-hr hand position at midnight. The 24-hr hand ¡°remembers¡± where the sun was at midnight relative to the hour hand. (It does not matter that I have to rotate the watch case counter

Some new shoes...
I got a few new straps in today...firstblue elephant on the 251 (from the well known northern New Guinea blue backed elephant)And a black on black for my 89.

We're having a winter GTG in ATL
For info, click here:ATL GTG!!!!