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You are excused
Till mid 2000
many were worried if not horrified by the 44 and greater mm cases, whilst badly
attracted by the phenomenon, for many the safe approach was the 40mm, nothing wrong with that, this was for many
the way to jump in the waggon.
Most of the past 40mm wearers somehow managed to get their female companion liking Panerai too, is this your case too?
Is there a Panerai you wish you NEVER bought?
Usually we always talk about which PAM we wished we bought. Let's take the opposite approach: Have you ever regretted buying a specific Panerai? If so, which one and why? Post pictures too please. I'll start this thread by saying yes I wish I didn't buy m...
197 for me....
I found out that, Panerai and yellow/rose gold, don't mix I even tried to sell the 197 only to discover that is, practically, unsellable (unless you're happy with second-hand-wrappings-of-Rocher-Ferrero in payment)... :-) Ciao
Agree...
I also found out the hard way that gold colour case just don't look & feel right on a Panerai. I still like it. It's just that among all my other white metal panerai, I found less motivation to strap on that 289. But then again, some people will go as...
I am not with you here, PAM 140 PAM 289 may be not for all, but
I think they are aesthetical, gorgeous. If you can wear them losing their presence (I hope you can get what I am trying to say) then you have great companions. Personally I enjoy both PAM 140 and PAM 289, of course I do not compare them with any Panerai G...
Well
in all fairness, I have a strong bias against yellow gold metal. What I noticed is that for Panerai, even their PG/RG were quite yellowish, until recently. The only reason for me back then, to get the 289 was that elusive brown dial. Since then, I've actu...
the new RG has greater copper content, for the better.
contrasted here with WG. i think precious metal PAMs are great...and i refuse to buy the often quoted "historic" mumbo jumbo talk.... YG and RG PAMS are super cool...utility watch warehoused in precious metal, why not? even the humble rolex has them in go...
in general, I'd say PAMs and gold are ill suitedfor each other, but
in regards to the 197, to my eye at least, it is a rare instance of the exception. The radiomir works well with ROSE gold, at least for me, and the hobnail dial underscores the very distinctiveness of the model. Just love love love the 197! J
As you rightfully pointed out
as long as we learned from the lesson, there's no point regretting. Case in point, I somehow wished that I never bought that PAM289 but guess what? If I didn't buy it, I would continue to have the itch to try on a RG/PG Panerai and I'll end up w/ another ...
You are excused
Till mid 2000 many were worried if not horrified by the 44 and greater mm cases, whilst badly attracted by the phenomenon, for many the safe approach was the 40mm, n othing wrong with that, this was for many the way to jump in the waggon. Most of the past...
9A for me...
I was actually considering a nice PreA9 OP6500 and a good friend offered me his really nice 9A.. So I thought I should be able to settle with 9A with about half the price of the PreA9... I was really enthusiastic the day I got it but at the end of that da...
Can't recall a single Panerai
I rather regret having let go my first Panerai a PAM117 - I still miss that one badly. A watch I wish I'd never bought was the AP diver, that just didn't talk to me when I finally got it on my wrist. Actually, it didn't even whisper... In the end though, ...
PAM86D
anthracite dial...thats it!! its still somewhere in the storeroom in its box, haven't worn it in 3 years plus. best, Horo
I might get lynched for this...
But I wish I got a 335 instead of my 317K. The lack of a date window means the watch stays unworn most of the time.
I don't see why you would get lynched for that :P
It's perfectly ok to prefer a watch with date window :) Cheers, Anthony
It has to be pam359
Bought on a holiday trip. A strange act, guess i did not buy anything else during the trip. Sold at a big loss. Regards John
Would you have regret it if...
you had sold it for a profit? What is it? 1. do you regret the bored purchase of a watch ? 2. do you regret the purchase of an 'ugly watch' ? 3 or, do you regret the non-profitable sale ? I am in a joking mood, I admit it, I am teasing you, still tough......
My first Panerai…This one because it got me addicted…
And now I suffer I suffer because I love them I suffer because I have no boutique I suffer because a new release can take 2 years to show itself I suffer because the model I dream of is STILL not made the small egyziano Panerai=suffering Damn this brand :...
Yeah damn this brand. LOL
I suffer what you suffer and suffer some more when you suffer more but hope the suffer never stop because then I will suffer alone. That doesn't make any sense, does it.
To Quote The Musical Genius Of Todd Rundgren...
... Why suffer for nothing. Suffer for something... I wish I never got that PAM 184 because a) it doesn't even look like a Panerai ; b) it comes with two wrist-scarring crowns instead of just one and c) it never ran that great. And so, the 184 now belongs...
29A
Because I thought I would love it, and then I had some problem with tritium and visibility and let it go... Then I bought the 29M, because with the Luminova I thought that this time I would really love it since legibility would be no problem even at night...
Luckily I never bought a Panerai
It is the one brand I have never wanted. I have been tempted, but... being a conservative, classical taste guy... I could never bite. To me, Panerai is 'responsible' for the MASSIVE watch trend. However, like IWC, they have a sincere and authentic history...
127.
May sound like a heresy here but while beautiful in pictures it turned out to be too big for my wrist... Looked plain wrong. I had to stick to 44 mm PAMs since then. Shame.