Luminor Destro

that T-dials are an acquired taste. Then there is....me. Here's what happened. I had bought a 117 from a local "dealer" in Singapore. He delivered it to me, in a coffee shop and after we finalized the transaction, I told him: "I'll have also the one you'r

reminds me of the Cyclone in Coney Island. I'm a bit promiscuous, when it comes to Paneai's cases and materials, I like them all (but for the ceramics, which I would have left to Richard Ginori). I still have a couple of titaniums (both t/t) One right han

there is also the luminor marina 117, alas it has second's counter

...I also have a soft spot for T/T models, although when it comes to tobacco, I'll take it any which way they they produce them...44mm/47mm Luminors, Radiomirs.... I chased after this one for more than 18 months... This 117 "shadow" I bought on the Web an

the 117....

last tritium dial, is accurate only when referring to the 009 along with the 004 and 026. There are 001, 002, 010 and 022, C serial models, manufactured in year 2000 that have tritium dials. After that the tritium was confined to Submersible models which

ones you seldom see...36, 373, 605, 339, 009Pre-A, 123 destro, 5218-201A NM, 604, 375, 604, 232, 249, 5218-207A slytech, 001A, 117, 217 and 004Pre-A

brought out the brown. Of course, the tobacco of the T-T models takes on a different hue, in different light conditions. This 117 looks pretty brown also....

but I am full of historical value..hahaha I have 2 old ones, of course, the 36 and and one of the 300 PAM117.

my browns are really brown... The brown dial of this 117 blends perfectly into a brown buffalo OEM strap And my "bases" really...bases :P