Is yours is 200 piece limited edition? I want to say the platinum model, which I think was PAM0201, was 50 pieces. Both featuring this in-house movement. There were many conversations in those days about Panerai starting to make in-house movements, and ho

Thanks for this. Despite working my way through ~ 200 watches in 30 years, I can only remember owning one Panerai - a brown-dial Basic 44mm.

One of the Coolest Panerai, Tritium Dial, Titanium Case, B series which corresponds to 1999, a Special Edition of 200 pieces, there was a sister piece as well the PAM 40.

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Issued in 1999 in a LE of 200 pieces ( PAM 36 ) and in 200 pieces too, ( PAM 40 ), these were the two Panerai made in titanium for the first time. The PAM 40 came for some Markets as to test them. And both with Tritium dials. The good old days... Best, Ni

I got Paneritis in the fall of 1998 I was walking in Piazza del Duomo in Firenze when I was stopped by my Friend's father to see these crazy amazing looking watches at a wooden store front with green felt on the window display shelves, he explained the hi

It came with the 36. both were the first Titanium ( Grade 2 ) Panerai watches. Same case, same movement, both tritium, the 36 having a chocolate and a Marina Militare ( 4 lines ) dial, and both limited to 200 pieces, even if the 40 was not treated like a

The PAM 40 is said to be a test watch for certain markets, was treated like a limited edition ( 200 pieces ) in a normal package, while the PAM 36 was a real limited edition ( 200 pieces, too ). Titanium Grade 2, if my memory serves me well. The 40 had a

A Heuer Monaco given by Steve McQueen sells for 2.2 million and a Daytona owned by Paul Newman sell for 5.5 million ..... a tad over 200,000 for Sylvester his panerai that was seen in the movie daylight and started the panerai brand....well 200,000 on tha

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