PAM449

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

if the cost it's not an obstacle, I would buy it. There is also a PAM449 that is the closest replica to the 2533, due to its blue hands. My 737.

This type of dials were made for the 6152/1 in the late 1950s. This is what the dial would look like in its natural habitat. Cheers Jose

there's another 2533 dialled model, PAM449 also a limited edition WITHOUT the "offending" S.L.C. on the dial The picture is one of "hours". Credit to the photographer.

At first I thought it may be a 449 with gold hands but the inscription between the lugs confirms it is a 425. The only documented example I can think of is the prototype presented at the SIHH, which didn't have the pig on its dial. It would be amazing if

...with an S.L.C. (the one you call torpedo is, in reality, a Siluro a Lenta Corsa=SLC) I've watched the UTUBE video and still have no idea as to where he found the model he's featuring in his presentation. Also he mentioned that the PAM425 comes with a S

45 mm case, a special dial which makes us think of the good old decks on the boats, a manual winding movement and a nicely decorated case back. Cool strap, too. LE of 449 pieces. Best, Nicolas

449 is a great reference

and has 2 fundamental differences (apart from the actual metal): 1) It has no "maiale" on the dial. 2) It has a spectacular tobacco dial. The 373 is, by far, my favourite remake of the original 2533 model and the 449, would be on my wrist if I were a "Non

I should have mentioned it. I bought the 616 from a paneristi friend . He owns as well the 508 and they were a bit too simuliar for him. So the 449 is his watch . It’s as well a nice. You know how much I like my 721. So nothing can currently endanger it.