Photography
Htinoco presents captivating photos of an Officine Panerai watch, titled "A seamonster emerges from the depths." Explore the robust design and aquatic spirit through striking imagery.
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Photography
Explore the iconic Panerai PAM05218 through stunning collector photography. See intricate details and understand why this reference is so coveted.
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Vintage
Explore a fantasy drawer of vintage Officine Panerai watches, including rare Rolex-Panerai references like the 3646, 6154, and 6152/1. Discover historical details, movement insights, and collector anecdotes.
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First off, welcome to PuristSPro and the Panerai forum here!
Love your PAM24 and it's probably my favorite Submersible so far, and I've recommended it many times here in prior threads. Do you have your eyes set on a 2nd PAM? Cheers, Anthony
Thank you for the welcome.
I have not yet considered another. This was a big investment for me, but so very worth the wait. Any suggestions? Thanks Anthony.
Thanks, as we don't see a lot of Submersible, here
And this is a pity, as they are wonderful watches: Pam 24, 25, 64, 243 and so on... I guess yours is a 24 Luminova dial? Thanks to share it with us, my new friend, and ...Welcome here!!! Best Nicolas
A very good start for the adventure....
....as Panerai first produced the watch for Italian Navy and divers, therefore I believe that the submersible is one of the way to explain history of this watch. Welcome to the forum and congratulations on your new watch. Cheers