Still in love with this line, at the point I would gladly consider this one, the Pre Vendome 301/A or 304, and the huge PAM 300 or its titanium version, the PAM 603. Credit Antiquorum and our friend Jatuka. Best, Nicolas

A LE of 300 pieces, 44 titanium case. Credit photos: Jatucka. Best, Nicolas

For the new 2026 chinese year, Panerai will Launch this 300ex limited Radiomir California edition. I love the concept. Congrats Panerai and happy futur asian owners. Photos thanks to the time place. What do you think about it?

44 mm case, housing the Cal P900, which is an automatic movement beating at the pace of 28, 800 vibrations per hour, with a three days power reserve. Annual production, like they use to do since the first Vendome days. What I really appreciate here, is th

As I may have mentioned, I'm also looking for the sake of diving. Only got my certification in the past year! On the certification trip I alternated between a Doxa Sub 300 and IWC Aquatimer. I ended up feeling that the Doxa was, stylistically, too great o

At the " reissue game", Panerai is very good. We can even say that when they revisit their past, they often do it in a very good way. There are a lot of references which are revisiting the past. The 372, the 587, the 662, the 127, the 21, the Mare Nostrum

Strong link to military aviation heritage and classic Panerai dive watch look. Case: 44mm diameter - brushed AISI 316L stainless steel (PAM01697) or Carbotech, carbon fibre composite (PAM01698) - unidirectional bezel in stainless steel with green matt cer

And that’s exactly how I ended up with a watch I hadn’t even seriously considered. What started as a technical checklist turned into a surprisingly emotional journey. Here’s how I went from avant-garde concept to classic toolwatch — with a few unexpected

8 day power reserve

...the first BIG Mare Nostrum, it's a Minerva..... Photo obtained on the Web