Panerai Radiomir Egiziano (Pre-owned - Good) — USD 19,999 on eBay

Panerai's iconic 'Big Egiziano,' the PAM 341, captivates with its monstrous appeal. Enthusiasts yearn for a 47mm version, highlighting its enduring popularity. - Nicolas

Hello friends! As you surely can understand I took advantage of a very lazy first week end of 2017 to play a bit with my first catch of the year: Pam 341 Egiziano. Playing with it and exploring its many angles through the viewfinder confirmed my previous thoughts: it is a most unpractical watch to w

Or is 50mm too large? What are your thoughts? What's the physical limit in your mind and wrist which you feel is the maximum case size? Is 47mm the largest? Or can you go even larger? Is bigger better? Cheers, Anthony

I can still here hear the whisper of fellow purist "Now you can't stop but to get more ..." , "You must get your 2nd PAM ...", "Careful the PAM virus is a deadly one ..." I thought I am strong ... but what have I done?!!! I suspect someone drug me. Or maybe is that drinks this morning ... BTW the st

I got quite a few emails from my previous posts: panerai.watchprosite.com which got me curious hence this follow up: What are your PREFERRED piece from different series? I'll start w/ mine and do note that they're more or less confined to what I own/have owned: A: PAM26 B: PAM28 transitional C: Toug

Panerai is one of the hottest brand that emerge from the last 10~15 years. They successfully relaunch the brand into a position that are very coveted by most watch brands. A position Rolex enjoy for many years. Perhaps we can say Panerai is the Rolex for younger audience. My point? I hate it. I hate