Review
Miranda's honest review of the Panerai PAM00662. Discover how this modern homage to the 6154 "Small Egiziano" stands on its own merits.
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Review
Amanico reviews the Panerai PAM 687, exploring its vintage dial, unique bezel, and historical context. Discover collector insights and market perspectives.
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Collection
Explore amanico's ideal Panerai collection featuring PAM 372, 587, 662, and 249. Discover collector insights on case dimensions, dial preferences, and essential references.
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Reference Guide
Explore the Panerai Luminor Marina Militare PAM 5218 reissue. Amanico's review details its vintage appeal, 'non-matching' dial, and collector insights.
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Collection
Explore the fundamental Panerai references like PAM 372, 249, 521, 587, and 662. Discover why these models define the brand's 'less is more' philosophy.
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Collection
Discover the Panerai PAM 662 Radiomir 47mm through a collector's eyes. Christianch shares his acquisition journey, wrist impressions, and community insights on its 'chameleon dial' and plexiglass.
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That's probably the Panerai I would love to have on my wrist, today.
But I guess you could have bet on that. Best, Nicolas
I’m gonna get me a Pam one of this days;)
You wear it well! I’m going with this three eyed thing… ...
I think that all the time
I am not a classic Paneristi drawn to certain heritage. I actually have found the carbotech stuff intriguing.
If I were to ever own a Panerai
that would be the one. No crown guard and perfect lugs.
Here it’s the 15th of October I believe…
But only if there are wintry conditions outside
Very nice!!
Great pictures!! Well captured ...the dial color is great! Didn't know you had a 662...I'm looking at them.
Awesome. Love that one.
Snapped this earlier for the thread but forgot to post it!! ...
