Which Panerai brings a smile to your face everytime you see it?
We've had too many clashing posts here this week, so let's get back to talking about watches.
Which is the Panerai that always brings a smile to your face?
Please only post 1 PAM. I know it's hard but please only 1 
And please do share some pictures!
Cheers,
Anthony
Mine is my PAM195. A trusty beater that has survived many knocks, and I really do need to get a new vintage calf strap for it. Below is an old wristshot I found on my puter.
This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2009-08-19 23:24:18
like the way your 195 is a daily beater
Anthony! I share your sentiments on putting this post up, but I hope the clashing posts are not bothering anyone of you, because this place is to me a great site - a place where knowledge and passion dwells.
Anyhoo, back to our discussion. Each one of my pams make me smile,but I'll have to say this one for me today. Just have the hots all over again for this 'blue eye boy' of mine. What I like, and appreciate most is the contrast between the blue dial (I have a weakness for blue) and the nicely achieved orange patina on the markers. Makes me feel as if the dial is alive, when ten years ago, there was not a trace of orange.
I'll let the pix do the talking, and don't worry about the clashing posts. This is still a great site, a place where knowledge and passion dwells.
Impressive, Mr Gatsby!
Wow, your Pam 6 just got a sublime patina!
Did you photoshopped a bit your pic or is it really the natural color of the tritium?
I'm deeply in love.
Best, my friend.
Nicolas
Monsieur Nico :- ))
Hope all is well with you my friend : ))) I heard JLC created a 'monster' - 2.5 million buckeroos!
That's crazy, Mr Gatsby!
That's the first time I see a Pam 6 coming with such a desirable patina!
As for your next question, I confirm...
A crazy watch.
Best,
Nicolas
Well, Anthony
2 things, my good friend:
First and shortlyn we didn't get so many clashing posts, and sometimes, this kind of post shows how great is our community, and the real purpose and values of our forum.
so, finally, this is a good thing.
Now, back to your post, I fully enjoy it, and seeing that you use and abuse of your Pam 195 just brings a big smile to my face!
Will go back to this post when I get access to my pics...
Best,
Nicolas
Not lucky enough yet...
Cheers to all you Panerai fans out there! I hope to join the PAM owners' circle one day!
Best,
Daos
Daos, I like your selection. I have been contemplating a
sub for some time. Presently I am very content with my luminor 000 and 114 models...spending a lot of time experimenting with different straps. I hope you join the circle soon (preferably sooner than when I get a new camera, learn how to upload photos, and post a few here).
Regards
Carol
LOL! Carol...
A PAM Sub is certainly high on my wishlist, but the Luminor Base Logo you've got is also a very handsome watch. I don't currently own any two-handed watches so the PAM 000 would fit the bill. Cheers,
Daos
I don't usually go for big watches, but ...
... this Panerai is pretty delicious ...
Chronometre de Marine 119mm
There could be a happy medium, Andrew. LOL
I mean, you don't have to go that big. Awesome "watch" by the way. I can see why that one would make you smile. Me, too.
respo
This message has been edited by respo on 2009-08-20 08:29:24The Panerai Marine Chronometer is the PAM245
It's listed in Panerai's website under Professional Instruments: www.panerai.com
Cheers,
Anthony
and an even BIGGER one to come!
LoL, HOW'S it going buddy!
Havnt been seeing u around for a while!
Soon , we will get our 341s!!!!!!
Ciao
Stephen
Yeah!! You know very well Paris. One of beautiful park in France.
This Tree are only in flower 2 or 3 weeks per year, rare shot!
