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Thanks for the post, Anthony.
No doubt we'll still have to wait a bit to see the Small Egiziano coming.
For the moment being, I see this 399 as a first step into the Small Egiziano direction.
Aaah, and please, with a regular movement. No need to get a sophisitcated but high priced one.
Best,
Nicolas
SIHH 2012: Panerai PAM398 & PAM399 special editions
Nicolas already wrote a great piece on the below PAM399 here ( panerai.watchprosite.com ) so there's not much to add to his report. I'll try to add a couple more new things along with videos, so my post isn't too redundant. The PAM399 47mm Radiomir 1940 i...
Thanks for the post, Anthony.
No doubt we'll still have to wait a bit to see the Small Egiziano coming. For the moment being, I see this 399 as a first step into the Small Egiziano direction. Aaah, and please, with a regular movement. No need to get a sophisitcated but high priced one...
nice
but a LE of 2000 pce with an inhouse manual 3d movement would have been MUCH better I don't understant the purpose of these micro editions
I understand where you're coming from but....
you can't have all the LE produced in thousands of pieces (390-4xx etc). Also the high end collectors have be....respected....no? Ciao - Sergio
Another edition of the PAM399 should happen in the future
And I bet it will have a P.3000 movement. Give it time and Panerai will most likely make this version someday. Cheers, Anthony
Agree, and posted the same a while ago.
This one will be too tempting to not re-release in a similar form...
Thanks for sharing Anthony..
I was hoping for a base dial with a P3000 movement.. But this slowly grows on me... I always like the Minerva movement in Panerai watches, like the 309 and 322 I'm wondering if they make the case thinner than the 372? Best, Sam
Awesome report
Iam looking forward to getting mine from the AD whenever it is delivered. Keeping my fingers crossed! Ovi