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16 September 2013, 07:29 AM | #1 |
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16 September 2013, 07:49 AM | #2 |
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I'd suggest just the opposite; all Radiomirs (3646, the first 6152 and 6154, etc) had blue hands. It's the fact that they wanted to improve potential corrosion resistance and eventually replaced all blue (read: steel) hands with brass ones.
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Honestly ... I like the vintage hands better ... They should used this shap for the 372 ... Pointier and the longer hour hand ...
And now i put on my 372 and go to bed
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Although in the minority, I prefer the aesthetic of the 372's hands. I like that the hour hand never encroaches on the dial's markers.
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Fantastic side by side
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I used to be a PaM hater, a big one. That was until I read the history of the 6152s a d now I have my second PaM incoming. Had a 176 for a bit but now I have a new one inbound.
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I couldn't decide between the 390 and the 372. Eventually I will have both I'm sure.
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the odd couple
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Thanks for the link en pic Kilyung!
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