but would you buy it today for the price they ask today I mean if you were in the market looking for a titanium case brown dial ... I would consider the 55, 118, 176, 564 but not a 36. At least I would not .... You can have the 4 I mentioned or 1 00036

I love white dial pams too but I'm too much of a lume freak! The 176 is one of the few luminor Ti cases with a black dial, most are brown which gives a different vibe, I used to have a 562 and have been considering a 118 or a destro just for fun. Keep us

I got mine a while ago and still love this PAM118. Hard to beat the Panerai classics.

It’s a cool strap with a very specific look but the break in period is very long... many months I would say or possibly less if you are using it hard. In the beginning it’s a PITA to take on and off and is very stiff for a long while. Once broken in it’s

I have been in the market for a painted dial to replace my sandwich 562 and managed to find both a 55c and 118e in mint condition, amazing to think both are 20 year old watches already. Anyway I was set on a Ti case but after seeing a beautiful 5218 I am

If memory serves me right, that PAM 116 (F) should have a tobacco dial and if it indeed has a black dial, that would be an unusual modification probably done outside Panerai Service. Here is my PAM 118 that during PSC service a couple years ago, got a new

Mint condition. No marks, dents, scratches, etc. Both straps are in excellent condition. Comes with double box set, booklets, warranty card, COSC Cert, screwdriver. No movement sticker. Price: $5,375  Will consider certain trades  Will gladly ship world

PANERAI LUMINOR MARINA PAM118 44mm TITANIUM TOBACCO BROWN DIAL The PAM118 was made in two years only - for E - F ('02-'03). This is an E series out of 3500 individually numbered pieces and is in absolutely perfect condition. I have even kept the case back

The mysterious Panerai 318. It took me some time but I managed to find somebody who has a PAM318. I wanted to see this piece irl, I had to see it to believe it. So thanks to the owner and thanks for having the guts to open this piece. Let's start with a c