sergio
[Panerai Moderator]
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If you put it this way...
...what about the PAM438 (tuttonero=all black!). Thing is, by the time these models were produced, the moniker Black Knight was already....taken 
You'll just have to come up with another one and hope that's ALSO, not been given to some exsisting model :P
P.S. If you go to a Panerai GTG and mention the Black Knight, EVERYBODY will think you're referring to the PAM317
Ehemmmmm.......
.....you're incorrect. The Black Knight is the PAM317. That is due to the black ceramic and the black movements. I'm afraid you'll have to come up with another...moniker for your 616 Credit for the pictures, obtained on the Web: Bidle. ...
If you put it this way...
...what about the PAM438 (tuttonero=all black!). Thing is, by the time these models were produced, the moniker Black Knight was already....taken You'll just have to come up with another one and hope that's ALSO, not been given to some exsisting model :P P...
Knock yourself out with tries.....
one thing though. I saw it (and liked it a lot) at the SIHH when it was first presented and the colour black NEVER came to mind. The material is grey.....why don't you think along lines like: grey ghost, grey wolf, grey apparition, grey abyss? :P Lollllll...
This thread is soooo funny!
Atleast to an owner with the cousin of the 317K... the K movement is the PVD movement... my later version has smoked glass instead of the darker movement ...
The PVD movement....
proved "testy" to be produced, that's why they opted for the..smoked glass back. Concept that has been revisited in the 375 which also has a smoked glass back