ImranLondon
[PuristSPro Moderator]
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I totally hear you, I would even settle for 45mm, they almost got it right with the 995
Watches and Wonders is around the corner…. What would float your boat?
The outgoing CEO stated they would be reinstating some classics of the past. For me the dream would be to see the Pre Vendome 5218 series especially the ultra rare 202a. Its achingly beautiful, pure DNA. For me this would suck me back into the Panerai vor...
Not so traditional...
But I'd love to see them do a smaller version of the 662 or 587. Give me one of those shrunken down to 42mm but retaining the domed acrylic crystal and a handwind movement, and I'm a buyer.
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That you would willing to pay or hope that it costs that much? Somehow I feel such a design will be priced higher. Stunning watch though. I got a bit hooked after reading about Angelo Bonati and the brand in the 90s and 2000s. I never was hyped for them w...
I'd like to see the dial and handset of the PAM1350
In a 1942 case, 44 or 42mm would be great, that case finish from the 1350 would be great, really attractive finish.
I used to love this brand…
Anything up to what, about 2013 or so I loved…then the Brooklyn Bridge fiasco…I just couldn’t stay with them between that…snap on case backs…people know the story…but, love the older models…if they find their way back I could become a fan again…. ...
It's been quite a long time....
since I've read..any...wish list, on these pages. Paradoxically, I would rather this new chap, created the historical Panerais of the future, rather than remake...mummies. After years of producing "happy hour" watches, some PANERAI would be great. IMO
2nd picture shows a fake...
...Rinaldi watch, made with a Coro case from 1996. Offered at Antiquorum twice in 2017, but luckily remained unsold both times. Cheers Jose