Shankly
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Finally 127 and 217…
This is my first post here though having been in and out of the brand since the late 2000s. After years of watching and waiting I finally have these two, and so wanted to share this and say hello to everyone. Just looking at them brings me back to those far simpler days!
Vintage
Explore the mythical Panerai Mare Nostrum, from its 1943 prototype to the 1990s re-editions and the new PAM 300. Discover its history, design, and collector appeal.
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New Release
Explore Panerai's 2011 SIHH novelties: PAM 372, Submersible Bronze PAM 382, and new P.3000 movement. Expert analysis and collector debate on design and market impact.
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Reference Guide
Compare Panerai PAM 249 vs PAM 448 California dials. Explore movement differences, historical links, and collector preferences for these Radiomir models.
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Community
Meet Bill, the man behind WatchProSite, in this December POTM. Discover his journey as a tech pioneer, watch collector, and community builder.
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Reference Guide
Discover Panerai models with the iconic 'super domed' crystal like the PAM00127 and PAM00217. Explore collector insights on distortion effects and specific references.
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Vintage
Explore the Panerai PAM217 Destro, a 2005 'Marina Militare' icon. Discover collector insights on its unique crystal, JLC movement, and enduring appeal.
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Finally 127 and 217…
This is my first post here though having been in and out of the brand since the late 2000s. After years of watching and waiting I finally have these two, and so wanted to share this and say hello to everyone. Just looking at them brings me back to those f...
Welcome to our place Shankly! Great duo you share here!!
Pam 127 and 217 go beautifully together. The Fiddy is a coveted classic for Panerai fans and I personally feel that any Panerai with a Marina Militare inscription on its dial has an special interest for a Paneristi. Being both references a mirror design a...
