sergio
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It has gone inside my....
top ten's list (with a bullett) of the Panerai I love to....hate 
First and last Panerai
Somewhat cheap back in the day when a little known company. Pair cost less than what the lowest priced model sells for today. Although I could afford to buy one today. Would I? I'm used to paying old prices for many years and todays prices shock me. Not j...
Nice pair :)
So let me guess, you're not in love with the latest brabus submersible(LOL): I can't blame you, God knows what they have coming next. Just have the 25, would love to add a steel 44 and maybe a 47 of some sort if funds allow. ...
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A good way to put it. Today's Richemont at their best. Did you see this? press.iwc.com
"At their best" as in what they have been doing best lately
And not what they used to do in the past.
It has gone inside my....
top ten's list (with a bullett) of the Panerai I love to....hate
First and last Panerai
Adding to my original posting. PVD is a 9BT model. Last of the tritium dials although I don't know if the dive models were still allowed to use it up to a point before discontinuing. The logo is an original G series of 500 pieces. Some owners had theirs D...
Your quote about....
last tritium dial, is accurate only when referring to the 009 along with the 004 and 026. There are 001, 002, 010 and 022, C serial models, manufactured in year 2000 that have tritium dials. After that the tritium was confined to Submersible models which ...