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    Pam372 - could i wear one

    Im guessing the answer is no, but just in case!

    im in the market for a new pam, have owned a 183 (very comfortable), a 000 (comfortable) and a 312 (had to sell too thick and top heave)

    i was thinking of going for a 510 (basically the new 111) or a 1312, latest version of the 312 with 2.3mm shaved off.

    Then i got to thinking of a 372. My collection currently comprises a sub LVc, IWC 3878 spitfire on a bracelet and an IWC Portuguese on a strap (chrono so 41mm)

    the largest of these is the 3878 at 43mm and obviously i have worn 45mm pams before, but what chance have of pulling off a 372?

    i have a 7.25" wrist and am 6ft 1 if that makes any difference

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    183 is the only 45mm, 000 and 312 are 44mm so the 3mm increase with Luminor case might be too big.
    You really should try before buying.

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    I do believe you can wear one.. It took me a while to go for a 47mm Luminor (newer, more ergonomic case than 127 etc) and the 372 is a very convenient watch for being 47mm.
    I have owned 47mm Radiomirs before and they aren't as comfortable as the new Luminor 47mm used in the 372.

    Here are a couple of side-by-side shots between 111 (44mm bettarin case) and 372 (1950 47 mm "new" case)




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    I think you'll be fine too, it's fairly flat for its width, I find it quite comfortable, if you ever get over to the UK I'd be happy to meet up and let you have a play around with it.
    Cheers..
    Jase

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    Here's couple photos to compare the size difference.
    First one is with 233(44mm) and the second is with 190(45mm).


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    Should be fine. Case is slender and not as beefy as 50s 44mms. Not a hugely noticeable difference for me.

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    They're a beautiful watch I wear the Pam O1 and it fits and feel lovely


    Mozza


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    Do Weirs have one you could try?

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    they have very few in stock nev, i might call and see for the crack

    Quote Originally Posted by Nev View Post
    Do Weirs have one you could try?

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    nice watch he 372 ,I am looking for one too...

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    I tried to convince myself that the 372 was an acceptable size as I love the watch. However, after seeing a picture of me wearing it, it went straight up for sale. I have 8 inch wrists and it looked comical. If I were you, ld look for a model a little more discreet.

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    I had one, the biggest problem I had was the aftermarket straps had the big Pre V style buckles which made it a nightmare for your shirt to go over!

    The only reason I got rid of mine was to trade it in for a new Daytona. Which is nice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by adam164 View Post
    I had one, the biggest problem I had was the aftermarket straps had the big Pre V style buckles which made it a nightmare for your shirt to go over!

    The only reason I got rid of mine was to trade it in for a new Daytona. Which is nice.
    There are plenty of reasonably priced options to a Pre-V buckle!

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyrusir View Post
    they have very few in stock nev, i might call and see for the crack
    I was in there a couple of Fridays ago, tbh was on the phone as i was mooching around but they seemed to have a decent, if not large, selection. Gotta be at least a 47mm you could try for size. I like Weirs, never bought from them but always impressed at the selection on offer.

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