Collection
Hmd4m showcases his Panerai Luminor PAM086 with its unique slate dial. Explore community debate on its design, strap changes, and collector appeal.
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Collection
Discover the Panerai Luminor Marina PAM00086 with its anthracite dial. Collector insights on its rarity, design, and early 2000s appeal.
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New Release
Explore Officine Panerai's SIHH 2012 collection: new Luminor and Radiomir models, ceramic innovations, tourbillons, and historical re-editions. Discover key references.
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Vintage
Explore the legendary Panerai Pre-Vendome era (1993-1996) with insights on iconic references like the Logo, Marina Militare, and the controversial Black Seal Slytech. Discover collector favorites and historical details.
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Review
Anthony Tsai reviews the Panerai PAM305 Luminor 1950 Submersible. Discover its 47mm titanium case, unique dial, and Paneristi appeal.
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Review
Rovermark reviews the Panerai PAM 392 Luminor 1950 3 Days, comparing it to the PAM 312 and detailing its features, movement, and wearability.
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No preconception. There are so many nice watches
out there whatever the brand or watchmaker.
They made quite a lot according to the numbering
on the case. So why does one not see them more often?
+1. It is an outlaw in the Paneristi‘s view - as mine too … 🙈🤩
Nevertheless, I like it… ...
I remember that one well with the additional power reserve.
Another nice softcore version🤣
Definitely. Never really into Panerai before 2003
in the Officine in Florence during summer when I fell for this model and this dial at a price I could bear😄
As I always say....
..whatever floats your boat. My Latin ancestors, used to say: de gustibus, non est disputandum. Personally, I find a major flaw in this model. That would be the word PANERAI on the dial Keep enjoying it.
