sergio
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That's how I've always called the...
by gone era Panerai: arrogantly simple. Do you have the time? Yes, 10:20..period! Have you ever been asked what the...lunar phases were going to be like, while wearing a perpetual calendar, moon phases, date, day and month, coffee-brewing-button-included...model?
When I post some group photos....
somebody always asks: "Do you have a favourite one?" or "Which one you like the most?". As a matter of fact, I have 2..favourite..ones: PAM002 And the PAM009 The arrogant simplicity of the dial never fails to leave my mouth..agape..when I look at them. In...
Arrogant Simplicity...
well said, these two references are also my favorites from the Post Vendome Era. S
That's how I've always called the...
by gone era Panerai: arrogantly simple. Do you have the time? Yes, 10:20..period! Have you ever been asked what the...lunar phases were going to be like, while wearing a perpetual calendar, moon phases, date, day and month, coffee-brewing-button-included....
A great selection. My Zero has the same spirit but not the edge of yours.
The edge being that little extra austerity. Enjoy ...
As a matter of fact....
based on "looks", I would put the 5218-202A (both, matching and non matching) above any other Pre-V...but...the 2 and the 9, for me, are just UP THERE
Exactly!
"Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add but when there is nothing left to take away" Antoine de Saint-Exupery Kent
Those indices look....
Filled with lume! Or... are those indices more the traditional sandwich type or the special filled indices like the 201A?
The original vintages sandwich....
dials had radium on them and they were pretty radioactive The Tritium used for the Pre-V, Pre-A, A, B and C dials is much less radioactive. Still and all it was banned in years 2000, except for some special models classified as "diving instruments". That'...
