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Luminor 1950
My Panerai Luminor 1950 10 day GMT photographed with a 1952 Leica Summitar f=5cm 1:2.
The PAM 00335 embodies for me the DNA of the brand and the elegance of Italian design.
What do you think?
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Luminor 1950
My Panerai Luminor 1950 10 day GMT photographed with a 1952 Leica Summitar f=5cm 1:2. The PAM 00335 embodies for me the DNA of the brand and the elegance of Italian design. What do you think? ...
Not even close....IMO
the Panerai's DNA: less IS more. They supplied the Royal Italian Navy with water resistant...tool watches...not "happy hour" ones (those were introduced by them Swiss). That being said, you keep enjoying yours too much