Watch Repair
No Ordinary Family is a new show on ABC that follows a fictional family, the Powells, who gain superhero like powers after their plane crashes in Brazil. The show mixes science-fiction with comedy and has a premise similar to NBC’s Heroes. Both shows deal with ordinary people gifted with extraordinary powers who will struggle with being good or evil. No Ordinary Family differs from Heroes in that it is much more lighthearted and has a much smaller roster of superheroes, which allows you to care more for each character.
Last night’s episode, No Ordinary Friends, dealt with a museum heist mystery. The mystery thief throughout the episode was wearing a very distinct watch that had amazing luminosity. The watch was never verified by name but judging by the unique stainless steel case that had a crescent-shaped bridge which weights down the winding crown, I instantly knew it was a Panerai. I cant say for certain which model it was but it could have been either the PAM00104 Luminor Marina or the PAM250 Luminor Chrono Daylight.
Paneria has had a long history of amazing luminosity in their watches. Paneria was the official supplier of the Royal Italian Navy and its watches were worn by Italian commando frogmen during WWII. The exceptional luminosity ensured high visibility even in absolute darkness and allowed the frogmen to read the face of their watches in the dark waters, this greatly aided them in sinking allied ships. Paneria over the years has improved their luminosity technology and has become well known for watches that not only glow in the dark but last for a very long time. Watch Repair.
It makes sense that a great thief would use a Paneria with its great luminosity in a high stakes theft.
-Carlos at Raymond Lee Jewlers
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