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New shoes for the 5296
I was not particularly liking the shiny black strap, so thanks to Camille Fournet, here's a matt navy blue one. Completely changes the watch - I love it.

The eagle has landed
Thanks for all the input in the which annual calendar thread! I went with my heart and this piece landed in the collection yesterday. Genta lives on!

which size ?
which panerai size do u wear and prefer ?? show pic :)

Can the Glidelock clasp put self-induced scuffs on bracelet links?
Tomorrow, I'm going to unbox a new Submariner and do the bracelet fitting myself . I intend to adjust links for a proper fit with the Glidelock fully or nearly fully retracted. This means the first one or two bracelet links will still be inside the housing of the clasp (as shown in the attached photo). Should I expect the housing of the clasp to leave scuffs on the links that remain inside of it?Thanks in advance!