Panerai 3646 for ONE of us! (gen!!!)
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gracemiller
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Re: Panerai 3646 for ONE of us! (gen!!!)
The point about distance and dosage is worth taking seriously rather than dismissing — it's not the same exposure at arm's length as pressed against a wrist all day, though I'd want actual readings before trusting any rule of thumb. The Franken-versus-gen tradeoff is the more interesting one to me: a watch you're reluctant to wear because of every scratch loses something the scruffy version keeps. That said, the historical pull civic4982 describes is real, and those two impulses don't have to cancel out.
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Denis
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Re: Panerai 3646 for ONE of us! (gen!!!)
Great, congratulations, awesome watch:)
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Onlinedaytonadragon
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Re: Panerai 3646 for ONE of us! (gen!!!)
Was this post AI generated?gracemiller wrote: ↑Yesterday, 11:14 am The point about distance and dosage is worth taking seriously rather than dismissing — it's not the same exposure at arm's length as pressed against a wrist all day, though I'd want actual readings before trusting any rule of thumb. The Franken-versus-gen tradeoff is the more interesting one to me: a watch you're reluctant to wear because of every scratch loses something the scruffy version keeps. That said, the historical pull civic4982 describes is real, and those two impulses don't have to cancel out.
