A part of my collection, around 2005. These were great moments. From left to right: PAM 198, 249, Pre V Logo 5218-201/1, Mare 5218-301/A, Mare Slytech 5218-304, Marina Militare 5218-202/A, Daylight 5218-207/A, Marina Militare PAM 36. Enjoy, Nicolas

...in a time far, far away, while walking around in Milan, I saw a PAM197 in the window of a Panerai distrubutor (Pisa). I walked in and together with the 197, they showed me the PAM226 (limited edition for Pisa, 28 pieces). I got excited at the limited e

I got a chance to check a few pams earlier today as I would love to add a 47 case at some point. Having never owned a radiomir before this is where I started, let's go! Not a 47 but I have been curious about the new 45 case, a 992 in this case. Very versa

Taking the kids (and their cousins) to Ferrari world. PAM 384, with its scratch-proof ceramic case, is the perfect wrist companion for that. Happy Holidays. Hussam

Here’s my 384 on an OEM luminor rubber strap

..inside of the 190 (I had a 197) is the smoothest I've handled. I've been lucky (I think) in my Panerai journey. Yes, I've bought "fashionable", limited edition models but, and for me is a BIG but, I bought watches I liked....first! All the models I boug

I actually am less concerned about Panerai DNA but more interested in the older panerais with interesting movements. That’s what drew me to 190. I also want to pick up a 72 or 74 with El Primero chronograph and Pam 518,519 or 520 with Minerva movement. Ho

While wearing my PAM 190. Still my favorite Panerai. I am quite satisfied with this one and don’t plan to sell it. I am sure it’s worth a lot less than what I paid for.