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Exactly, it would be the 372 for sure.. Or more specifically, the 372 is the one I’d hold onto as a one-and-only Pam.👍🏼
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Got the band together for a group photo, probably for the last time as nothing lasts forever. ...
For me, the 587
... but the top two on the right and the middle two are my favorites.
Really?? I thought you might have said the 673.
For me it would come down to the 372.
Thanks, Bill. Some pieces for sure aren’t mainstream favorites…
but sometimes there is just something about a particular piece that grabs you and brings a little joy.
You’re very kind. It’s a bit of an eclectic mix, with a little something for everyone 🤣
But I know that the white and ivory/beige dials are the most polarizing pieces here.
Nice! 👌🏽
I actually had a 243 (non-T) before and sold it…but then started missing it a couple years later till I bought another, which I needed to be a Tritium dial that time. It’s a bulky watch, but there’s something about it.
It has everything without the questions of their in-house movements.
Years ago, I was staring at a 25 in the case. Waffle Dial and titanium case. Yum. Then Mike at the AD asked if I wanted to see something that just came in. Sure! Then, BAM! He drops the 243 on me. The 1950 case was soooo sexy. Both the 25 and 243 have bee...
“Nothing lasts forever” …
What do you think will be the last one to go? Cool collection for sure. For me, the 372 would be the last to go. Close 2nd to the last would be the 587. As Nico said, they make a great pair
Once upon the time....
...in full Panerai's...fervour. I took this picture "in memoriam" of a member of a Panerai forum I frequent, who died years ago. I've only posted it once, in his honour Many of the models have gone, some replaced with others, some gone because I stopped l...
Very....VERY....V E R Y
...nice collection. Other than the Subs, for which I have no feeling whatsoever (very well known fact in the forum) your models SCREAM....I like Panerai. Bravo!!!