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I just got a wrist thick enough to wear my larger Panerai watches
This is a Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 in a ceramic case (PAM508).
Cheers,
Mick
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ipryor
·I have that same Bergeon Removal Tool and still find it hard to take the spring bars out of my Heritage Black Bay - Have any tips?
Finally the right tool for the hardest spring bar removal ever. I have discovered I don't like the rubber strap remotely as much as the bracelet which is the most comfortable I have ever worn. Still I'm wearing this today because damn that was a pain in the ass and I'm not doing it again until at least tomorrow.
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·I have that same Bergeon Removal Tool and still find it hard to take the spring bars out of my Heritage Black Bay - Have any tips?
I found it easier to use the forks straight out instead of angeled. Once I took the time to adjust the width of the tool and make sure the forks were really hooked on the outside of the spring bar lips.
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Who made your strap?
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·Who made your strap?
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