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Well...
...these are the first photos I see where the "object" doesn't look blue...which is good, very good...the Firenze at 6 o'clock is not my cup of tea, but I must admit the dial and the strap make it quite a good looking "object". Congratulation my friend, enjoy it!!
p.s. you are late 
Panerai PAM605
So, I was in Florence recently for a Panerai evening during which they made us disassemble and reassemble a Unitas movement (solo tempo). The morning after I went to take my leave from Patrizia and her staff (which, by the way, have reached standards of c...
Well...
...these are the first photos I see where the "object" doesn't look blue...which is good, very good...the Firenze at 6 o'clock is not my cup of tea, but I must admit the dial and the strap make it quite a good looking "object". Congratulation my friend, e...
I feared worse... ;) Very sophisticated dial for a Panerai. Maybe a bit too much?
But hey, not bad at all! Best, And congrats! Nicolas
Of course I agree with you....
entirely too much, that's why I wrote nice...object... :-) Panerais with the "capital P" are different ones (I know since I own a few) hahahahaha Ciao bello
I just mailed them!
That is stunning! I always wanted a 1950 case with slate/ardoise style dial. Am crying inside! A.
Wow that is a beautiful piece sergio!!
Congratulations!!!! The sunburst gray dial looks very striking! So with this model, we'll probably see perhaps a sunburst brown, black, or maybe even a blue in the future then IMO. Cheers, Anthony
They already made a brown "sunburst" dial, Anthony
PAM398 And recently they made one blue, with red gold case :-) PAM598 ...
A beautiful timepice Sergio! I love the dial in spite of the fact it...
... doesn´t adjust to the dials we usually expect from Panerai. Being it an special piece or edition, as it is evidenced by the Firenze wording on this dial it should be viewed as that: a very special watch to treasure and enjoy. Thanks for sharing and I ...
