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it wasn't newly release, is it?
I'd go for 317 for better scratch resistance and in-house movement.
Or 332 if I've a budget concern.
But 70pcs limited edition makes it for someone who value rarity.
Middle East Boutique SE 383 -DLC
It was released last month , only 70 pcs. Would you buy it. Just curious, I love the design but i am sure many of us would said its a "Modern Panerai and no DNA." Kindly give me your views. Thanks and Regards John...
It's a good looking watch John but...
too modern for my taste Have a great weekend John Sam
Id Pass
Mainly due to the pushers been round when they should have put the squarer type on the watch
Thanks Imran, i am with Asi on this , I just love 1950 in ceremic
or black, but 335 comes with the date.
plenty of DNA IMHO and I think its a great looking watch.
I'm also a sucker for a 2 subdial chrono. Cheers, Asi
Serious as a mortician.....and I wouldn't buy a 317 either.
I've never been one for "busy" dials and if I wanted busy, I'd buy a Breitling.... Personal taste. Nothing to do with Panerai DNA...modern...vintage etc. Cheers - Sergio
I think this is just the natural evolution of the brand. i'd consider it..
only after purchasing a base or some other historic model first. i think in 10 years time we will see that these models (luminor chronos with power reserve) will earn their place in Panerai history...... Jason
Now for the specs of SE383
Quantity: 75 Case: Luminor 1950 44mm, DLC Bezel: DLC Back-case: Screw, personalized Dial: Black Movement: OPXVIII, FLYBACK Bracelet: Buffalo black Buckle: Historical BA Regards John
Of course Panerai DNA!
Hi. For me, looks like if it have the same genetics as others black beauty (PAM 317, PAM 335 or even PAM 332). I think it is even the Panerai DNA. In one way historic timepieces, and i another way, modern watches intended to make the watch-making progress...
it wasn't newly release, is it?
I'd go for 317 for better scratch resistance and in-house movement. Or 332 if I've a budget concern. But 70pcs limited edition makes it for someone who value rarity.