amanico
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Panerai PAM 399.
Steel 47 mm case, issued circa 2010, housing a Minerva movement, and limited to 100 pieces.
Here along with the Rose Gold:
Best,
Nicolas
New Release
Nicolas (amanico) reviews Panerai PAM 399 Radiomir 1940 and PAM 422 Luminor from SIHH 2012, discussing historical accuracy, design, and movements.
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Wristshot
Explore Panerai's SIHH 2012 novelties with patrickh's wristshots. See the California 424, 448, 449, and the Minerva-powered Pam 399.
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Collection
Explore the Panerai PAM399, a rare special edition with a unique 'steeel' typo on its case back. Discover its story, collector insights, and why this error makes it highly collectible.
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New Release
pifpaf reviews Panerai's SIHH 2012 releases, including the PAM399 '1940'. Explore neo-vintage designs, historical accuracy, and future expectations for Panerai models.
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New Release
Explore the Panerai PAM398 and PAM399 Radiomir 1940 special editions from SIHH 2012, featuring Minerva movements and unique design details.
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New Release
Explore Panerai's 2010 SIHH novelties with AnthonyTsai's video and wristshot report. Get a real-life view of PAM359, Radiomir models, and more.
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Panerai PAM 399.
Steel 47 mm case, issued circa 2010, housing a Minerva movement, and limited to 100 pieces. Here along with the Rose Gold: Best, Nicolas ...
Lovely clean dial and amazing movement !
Alas my dainty wrists could never pull it off ... Thanks for posting. Best, Pieter
Thanks for the tip Nico, will try it out.
Been a long time since I wore a PAM, last reference I had in the collection was a Radiomir 512 and I quite liked that.
Back at you with my 322 ;)
The Minerva caliber is an entirely different animal. When you wind it it’s a joy and feels like a Patek or Lange. On top of that the finishing on this movement is top notch to say the least Laurent ...