Panerai Pre-Vendome: Logo, Marina Militare, Slytech
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Panerai Pre-Vendome: Logo, Marina Militare, Slytech

By amanico · Jan 13, 2019 · 24 replies
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Amanico shares a nostalgic look back at his collection of Panerai Pre-Vendome models, including the Logo 5218/201 A, Marina Militare 5218/202 A, and Submersible Slytech 5128/205 A. This post offers a rare glimpse into the early, highly sought-after era of Panerai, highlighting models that define a significant period in the brand's history.

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I used to own all of them, and a bitm ore, at a certain moment of my collecting life... 

And I kept only one Pre Vendome, the Logo. 

Here is the Logo. Credit picture: Classic Driver. 

The one I had was very close in its patina to this one.



Compared to the Non Matching version. Credit picture: Christies.


The Marina Militare, certainly my favorite Pre Vendome. Credit picture Antiquorum.



And last but not least, the Submersible Slytech. Credit picture: Christies.

I don't know what we'll have tomorrow, but these one were really great! 

Best,

Nicolas

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JohnFM
Jan 13, 2019

and, of course, my favorite PAM of all -- the 5218/202A ! I think that's coming out in Due version tomorrow Nicolas ;-)

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Horological_addict
Jan 13, 2019

For the moment, these two...PAM961 and PAM979 PAM961, limited to 33 pieces. The lucky owners will have the opportunity to take part in the training session with Comsubin members. PAM979, regular production Credit: ablogtowatch and monochrome-watches for the information about the Comsubin experience.

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Ares501 - Mr Green
Jan 13, 2019

That one was also awesome

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sergio
Jan 13, 2019

models pretty good looking (with the 961 taking the cake). Luckily for me and my wallet/bank account I don't like..Submersibles in general LOLLLL

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sergio
Jan 13, 2019

That being said, I believe that if the "Italians" would have had access to these..materials..(back then) they could have produced a model similar to these IMO. I find "Panerai" in these two models as much as I DON'T in any...dainty...one. After all, the early PVD models, were a "technological cry" for new, engaging materials. IMO of course

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reintitan
Jan 13, 2019

Strangely the Logo prices have come down but the 5218/202 are still at stratospheric levels.

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