Horological_addict
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As you said: "smelling adventures and exploits"
Which are missing on their latest release "Pole2Pole". Anyway, that's another story...
The 92 has the look of a real tool watch, forged for the adventure. However the cyclop isn't my cup of tea.
I had a crush for the Panerai 186. But again, the cyclop....So i finally gave up the idea to own one 
But time pass by, and eyesight get worse and worse....Maybe I'll finally change my idea....in a dozen of years 
Best regards
Fabio
Blast from the Past: Panerai PAM 92 " Arktos ".
Released as a limited edition of 500 pieces in 2004, this Arktos was the first opus linked to Mike Horn and Panerai. 44 mm case, nice engraving on the case back, which was not very comfortable for the wrist, though, but a lovely watch, smelling adventures...
As you said: "smelling adventures and exploits"
Which are missing on their latest release "Pole2Pole". Anyway, that's another story... The 92 has the look of a real tool watch, forged for the adventure. However the cyclop isn't my cup of tea. I had a crush for the Panerai 186. But again, the cyclop.......
Of course you knew...
This time, though, I'll ask a question: "What's likeable about this model?" I'm pretty sure the "Florentines" would have never come up with such a monstruosity
Forgive me, my friend, but...
it's a bit hard for me to think that the biggest "lover" of the 6154...in the world...could even remotely like the lump LOL