Review
Anthony Tsai reviews the Panerai PAM305 Luminor 1950 Submersible. Discover its 47mm titanium case, unique dial, and Paneristi appeal.
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Vintage
Explore the mythical Panerai Mare Nostrum, from its 1943 prototype to the 1990s re-editions and the new PAM 300. Discover its history, design, and collector appeal.
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New Release
Explore Panerai's 2011 SIHH novelties: PAM 372, Submersible Bronze PAM 382, and new P.3000 movement. Expert analysis and collector debate on design and market impact.
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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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Collection
Explore the Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days PAM 372 a decade on. Bill's review covers its design, P.3000 movement, and enduring appeal for collectors.
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Reference Guide
Compare Panerai PAM 249 vs PAM 448 California dials. Explore movement differences, historical links, and collector preferences for these Radiomir models.
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Maybe a 232?
Having neither and not having a 47 in the stable it's a real dilemma! 663 still leading my imaginary collection.
Having a fiddy the 662 would be a good choice due to its cappuccino dial.
The 587 is a beauty too but has as well a black dial. I have a 662 with the pencil dials of the 587 ...
The 232 is one that I consider....
an immortal model of Panerai. The epitome of the less IS more, school of thought. I had one (how could I not?) but few years' back, I gifted it to a nephew of mine, who likes it as much as I do. ...
My nephew will get the 249 next week.
We've just concluded a nice project and he deserves a reward: PAM249
You should own at least one Radiomir in your collection.
Next your magical 127 for me it could be a 232, 249, 587, 662 or the (controversial) 721 ☺️ Best Thomas ...