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Three different case styles
Radiomir "Trittico"
Three different case backs
Three different dials
And many more differences...can you spot them all?
- PAM 232 - Case inspiration - Ref. 3646 in 47 mm, Wire lugs 27 mm wide, Gold single-pencil hands with fat hour hand, Onion crown, Domed sapphire crystal 1.9 mm thick, Solid caseback, Tobacco sandwich dial with white Luminova, Base dial, Printed "Radiomir Panerai" in ecru, ETA/Unitas 6497 (OP X) with 56-hour PR
- PAM 532 - Case inspiration - Ref. 6154 in 47 mm, Solid lugs 26 mm wide, Black single-pencil hour and minute hands with white small seconds hand, Cylindrical crown, Domed sapphire crystal 1.8 mm thick, Solid caseback, Black sandwich dial with color-aged Luminova, Small seconds @ 9 dial, Printed "Radiomir Panerai" in white, PVD case, cal. P.3000 with 72-hour PR
- PAM 662 - Case inspiration - Ref. 6152 in 47 mm, Solid lugs 26 mm wide, Gold double-pencil hands, Cylindrical crown, Domed Plexiglas® crystal (specs not disclosed), Sapphire display back, "Blonde" painted sausage dial with ecru Luminova, Base dial, Engraved "Radiomir Panerai" in white, cal. P.3000 (with new bridges) with 72-hour PR
Gorgeous trio :)
the 232 reminds me of the panerai golden older days. The days where a 47mm panerai was simply breathtaking and not that common to see.
Cheers,
Laurent
The 232 is still one of the best Special Editions
that Richemont-Panerai has produced. When it first came out it was overshadowed by the 249 in popularity, but over time people have realized that it is a classic. IMHO, the domed sapphire crystal, solid case back and 100 m WR make it more desirable over the acrylic crystal, display back and 30 m WR of the 249.
I will try and post the results.
Might have to wait until tomorrow as I'm heading to bed soon 
Here you go...
Not sure if this captures the case thicknesses, but they look very different.
In order of increasing thickness (eyeballed without calipers) it is 532 <=232 < 662
wonderful trio...
you should add the 372 in your collection to make it complete
Best,
mahesh.,
Thanks MM. I'm thinking about a 673 sometime in the future
but I'm more a fan of Radiomirs than Luminors.
Gr8...
I love them too but the case with wire lugs...
That's my first Panerai & the only thing I don't like about it is the '8 days' on the dial :-(
Best,
mahesh.,
That's my first Panerai & the only thing I don't like about it is the '8 days' on the dial :-(
Best,
mahesh.,
I could live as well without
Having the automatic on mine. But could be worse. There is always something .
I think you listed all the differences. You just need something like a 372
Or a MM version of it to have your bases totally covered.
BRAVO!
Best,
Nicolas
I found one more difference
The PAM 662 (along with the PAM 663) are the first(?) Richemont-Panerai without "Swiss Made" or "Swiss" written on the dial.
Are u sure?
I thought it's pretty small and written in brown. Will check that tonight
Pretty sure, I looked under a 10X loupe and didn't see anything under 6 o'clock [nt]
No message body
Guess yours is fake then ;)
Below the 6 is in gray and very, very tiny written Swiss... if u some in on my pic u might see it. U just see it in the sun I think
Didn't realize there was such a thing as a 294..
So I did my research. When I passed on a chance to get a 232 (stupid me) it was in great part due to the sapphire crystal. I thought to myself that it would've been perfect if it had a plexi on it. At that time, I was just assessing the watch purely on its aesthetic merits without the "dubious" benefit of appreciating its history. I mean, I knew it was a ltd ed and all that and knew enough about why it was important.. but appreciating the importance came late and by the time I got around to it, the piece was gone! Oh well..
Thanks but I'm not really a....
collector. Bit more like a..hoarder..if you ask me. I like something, I buy it and put it together with other stuff I have liked and bought already
Thanks
Same dial as the duo but it's a 572. So the mother of it. Great watch and very versatile.
