PAM112

Got a F series 112 with painted dial and tattooed caliber. Need to get my strap collection working, today on Dirks walnut shark strap.

Mid 2000s. Made an impression on me although the first one i tried on my wrist was a 176. There was something about that logo, the ref number 000, base dial that just got my attention. Years later, around 2015 or 2016, I finally pulled the trigger togethe

With the Daytona 116520 and PAM 112 satisfying the land and the sea, I have just recently acquired an excellent condition Speedmaster Pro Moonwatch 3570.50 as the air (space).

005, 111, 112 the more I feel that the saying: you have to change everything, in order to change...nothing, is alive and well. The more concoctions "for the turists" they come out with, the more people today (like the ones in the recent past) identify a P

I hope everyone is enjoying a beautiful February 15, 2021! Here are a few black and white photos of a Panerai Luminor 112 for your viewing pleasure!

I am wearing my rare 112 G. 😀

The G (through the I series, if I recall correctly) do not have the little roller on the lever of the crown protecting device. This little roller was added to make the opening and closing action of the lever smoother. The roller was added in the J-series

I think most of us have an entry point into Panerai which matures overtime. I know I do. One cannot look at Panerai in the same way as another brand. I thought mechanical complication was the way to go, but turns out it is beauty in simplicity......the 12

I have to choose between one of the following; a 112, 219 or a 176. Some guru advice would be appreciated.........thanks in anticipation.

A casual exchange with a “newbie” saw me offering my Zero with a small premium to which he readily said yes. Of course, after having agreed on the sale, I let the matter stew for a bit as there was still a few days before the meetup. It just lay on a shel