Echi
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Sorry Nico but your Pam dilemma is too interesting not to follow..
For those who've been here long enough to know your collecting history (and not just with Panerai) , the thought process behind a comeback is something that can't be ignored.
I think it's going to be a very special day when we finally see you strap on something from Firenze. Maybe it takes awhile but it's ok. I think we're in this crazy hobby for the long haul anyway. God knows how long it takes for most to pull the trigger on anything.
I'm hoping the 662 will have the hue your looking for.. nothing like seeing a fellow watch enthusiast connect with a piece.
Best,
Echi
So what Pam do you guys think Nico will end up with?
As Sergio said, if he had a dollar... But then we might be reaching a tipping point here where a long time itch can actually be scratched. I think the 372 will be out in the running. It's easy to get and knowing how our friend cycles through his collectio...
Dollar? I'm not that greedy...
I wouldn't know what to do with that kind of money. I'll be more than happy with..dimes Other than an original 6154, his..modern day Panerai..is a 673. If and when the day might come (I, for one won't hold my breath) that's the one he should go for. IMO o...
Considering that Nico is not a big boy ...
What about a 609. The only PAM that I own. IMHO, a great watch and it will give Nicolas enough exercise when winding it from zero. Cheers, Nilo ...
Yeah right....like that's going to happen.
Nico is true blue Panerista and...Black seal and 8 days...don't belong on a Panerai's dial. `
But Radiomir was the first ever made Panerai ...
Not the clumsy Luminor, that arrived later. Cheers, Nilo
You've got the Radiomir "thing" down patty....
the missing part is..47mm (not a "frilly" 45) a quintessential 3-6-9-12 not a super-busy dial Ciao
Nice but he's not gonna go for that..
As Sergio said, true blue panerista.. Moreover, our friend has a thing for the historical where things of that sort are concerned.
572 is for me as well one of the top Pam
it can be worn every day with different straps... But I guess that's now not under discussion. I am as well very curious about it
No meant the 572
As someone else mentioned another Pam . Doesn't realy fit into this post i agree.
PS: my 662 gets more beautiful every day ;)
and I like it a lot when it's not sunny But I agree 587 vs 662 is a brain killing question I went for the 662 and I am still happy. I had the chance to compare it in the store with the 673 and therefore as well with the '587' dial. MM and hands are nice b...
What will be my princess... That's the good question!
It is so good to wave! Best, Nicolas
I agree about your impression on the 587...
that it might not be striking as in the pics. As it is in some photographs, the 587 isn't that convincing. In some, very beautiful. In some angles, the bezel can overpower the cushion shaped case making the piece look rounder than I'd like making it appea...
Hey gentlemen, you are having big fun on me, right?
Echi, you got it right, it will be one of these three. I need to see the 662 in the flesh. On some pics, I like this special dial, on others, not, I guess it is a question of light. The 587 is the sure value among the three. The 372 is so Panerai / Rolex,...
Sorry Nico but your Pam dilemma is too interesting not to follow..
For those who've been here long enough to know your collecting history (and not just with Panerai) , the thought process behind a comeback is something that can't be ignored. I think it's going to be a very special day when we finally see you strap on som...
You are right, the thought process behind a choice is always interesting. I want to make the game tougher and just take one.
I think the only way to make a good decision is to test them in the real. The 587 is the champion, for me, but if the dial is what I hope it is, then the 662 will be the one. And if I am done waving between these 2, I will end with a 372. Best, Nicolas
