sergio
[Panerai Moderator]
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Interesting how....
since time immemorial, Panerai would use the "tobacco dial" for the some special models. Starting with the 21, then the 36, then one of the indiscussed superstars (with its 8 days, vintage Angelus movement) the 203 and the secretive, elusive 267, also with its Angelus. Then the Tobacco/titanium "destros" then the 262, 373 still platinum/tobacco....
2 photos of the Panerai PAM 262.
Aka California, but with a 47 mm platinum case, LE of 99 pieces, and a brown dial! Best, Nicolas ...
Looks beautiful…
but, agreed, platinum? I wouldn’t care so much about 30m water resistance, although it is absurd at 30m, it is not the type of watch I would wear swimming…but, I guess if I fell in the pool I would be worried. 😂
Interesting how....
since time immemorial, Panerai would use the "tobacco dial" for the some special models. Starting with the 21, then the 36, then one of the indiscussed superstars (with its 8 days, vintage Angelus movement) the 203 and the secretive, elusive 267, also wit...
Truth be told....
after I started my reply, I checked "my notes" and found so many models, both in platinum and titanium to mention them all Lolllllllll The 322 T/T for instance, with its vintage Minerva is an absolute beauty IMO