Luminor 1950

I'll admit, as an old school Paneristi who started with the brand in 2001 (61D), I LOVE tobacco dials! My lone hesitation on this new model is the textured dial. In photos, the numerals don't all seem "cleanly" cut out. Maybe you need to look at it straig

Lucky for me, when the 276 came out, I wasn't into Panerai yet. No chance I would have had a shot at it (much like the 21) anyway. So, as they say in Italy: "Eye doesn't see, heart doesn't ache". I've actually never "craved" one, no matter how much I've l

One I would have loved to score... Cool front, Great back! I fear it will stay in the dream category... Best, Nicolas

Took it out of the safe and two minutes later it was all lit up. Definitely the best lume all g my Panerai’s.

Mark aka @mapanerai posted a photo in the German Paneristi community showing himself holding several watches in one hand . @paneristi_turkiye joined in the fun and posted a photo of himself holding nine watches in his hand . @mapanerai took up the challen

there were waiting lists for Panerai’s. Like 000, 001Q, 292J with pig dial, every ltd edition, then came the bronze ones the 382/507…. There are few that I didn’t get at the time like 360, 605 (grey sunburst dialed 372 with Firenze inscription on the dial

From left to right: Similar but different. All of them represent the DNA of the brand. Best, Nicolas

A relaxing day with my dog

obstacle Lolll I'm sure there are many "human" models The Panerai Due line focusses on 42-40 and even some 38mm models, which are quite quaint and attractive. As a purist, I would rather they kept some models in their original, "bold" size. Like the 372,