jack johnson
1901
PAM00603 Mare Nostrum
It was an impulsive purchase for me yesterday, while visiting my trusted multi-brand AD. At some point we started to discuss magnificent new Montblanc pieces with Minerva movements and the sales person said that they have a NOS Panerai Mare Nostrum in stock. Once the watch was brought out to me and I put it on my wrist, it was impossible to say no. This model has tons of charm and I must say wears much lighter and easier than my Zenith 5011K. Despite it being like 10 years old by now and most probably requiring an overhull, it runs reasonably well and the chronograph works flawlessly. Very happy with the purchase.
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PAM00603 Mare Nostrum
It was an impulsive purchase for me yesterday, while visiting my trusted multi-brand AD. At some point we started to discuss magnificent new Montblanc pieces with Minerva movements and the sales person said that they have a NOS Panerai Mare Nostrum in sto...
If it's the same as the PAM300....
...the first BIG Mare Nostrum, it's a Minerva..... Photo obtained on the Web ...
Thatβs yore an AD you have there ππ»ππ»
Congratulations on the latest acquisition πππ
Thanks very much!
I love my AD and support them by giving them a substantial part of my purchasing business, they are a small but dynamic family busines and do carry a number of brands I care for
Very cool to find NOS!
Funny you speak monthlong Minerva as I got one watch from them that was 10 years old NOS. What goodies were you looking at there ?
I just came to pick up two straps that had bern waiting for me there
but after a short conversation it transpired they had this beauty in stock. They had it in stock for many many years and finally lost faith in this model and believe it or not removed from the window. So I am sure this was a mutually satisfying ttansactio...
Thanks for appreciating!!
My ego is so huge that no watch is too big for me Just kidding.
Thank you very much! Hope you will
get yours soon! I have such a weak spot for this dial - gorgeous tobacco color, multi-level construction, etc.
