With little or nothing to do.....
last night, I decided to wind some of my..mechanical gitzmos. Before I realized out came the camera.. PAM309 with the original croc strap, PAM587 with original OEM Pontevecchio, PAM249 with a Sengia-strap, PAM339 with an aftermarket strap by Jean Paul, PA...
What a fantastic selection.
Bus as always I am lost in all the references. Any chance I could trouble you with a list. left to right. Bill
Just for you (I don't want to underestimate the knowledge of our fellow co-forumists) :-)
309 with the original croc strap, 587 with original OEM Pontevecchio, 249 with a Sengia-strap, 339 with an aftermarket strap by Jean Paul, 373 with OEM custom made, 604 "Firenze" with OEM "burgled" from my Fiddy, and last buy by no means least, languidly ...
that's serious Panerai collection...
Wonderful group with different characters ! Best, mahesh.,
Fantastic selection caro Sergio! It makes me keep drooling viewing the screen!! Keep winding your...
... collection and keep the pictures coming please!! Ciao! Abel.
The moment you'll get a 662 or a 372..or ANY Panerai..
I might consider the..ensemble. LOL
Marina Militaire
Love those ones, specially the composite . The picture does not show the beauty of the color...and a nice caliber inside
awesome collection
of some of the most iconic Rads in Panerai history... miss my 339 and 249
Great to see them side by side!
Beautiful collection Sergio. I have much to learn, but the 249 looks beautiful and different to my eye. Not a crown guard in sight! Is that a coincidence? ;-) John
IMO the most is the numberless 373 based on the 2533 dial....
which also happens to be the FIRST dial, ever, presented to the Royal Navy for approval
Beautiful collection Sergio!
I have much to learn, but the 249 looks beautiful and different to my eye. Not a crown guard in sight! Is that a coincidence? ;-) John
All the Rad that I'll ever "need"...
All here present.. 232, 249, 587. Perhaps in that order as well. Echi