amanico
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Panerai Mare Nostrum PAM 300.
That was a nice but frustrating novelty, when it was issued in 2010.
Nice, because the look is to die for. But frustrating because with its 52 mm case, it is unwearable, at least for a wrist like mine ( 17 cm ).
I tried several times, wanted to get it, but no, my wrist just can't afford it.
Here with the Pre Vendome Slytech version ref 5218-304, 42 mm.
It would have been 47 mm big, I would have jumped on it.
It was so close to one of my dream watch, the prototype from 1943:
... Which was also 52 mm big.
What a look!
best,
Nicolas
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Panerai Mare Nostrum PAM 300.
That was a nice but frustrating novelty, when it was issued in 2010. Nice, because the look is to die for. But frustrating because with its 52 mm case, it is unwearable, at least for a wrist like mine ( 17 cm ). I tried several times, wanted to get it, bu...
Like the PAM341 Egiziano....
...vaguely re-incarnated into PAM024A, the PAM300 was meant, I guess, for the eager collectors. I'm sure that the "florentines" didn't have a "wearable" model in mind. After all, they had already revived the MN (in more...human...dimensions) in the Pre-V ...
Not 1943 but from the 1950s...
Even Panerai has finally come to their senses and has corrected most of "their" history. Of course without giving me credit as was to be expected. Panerai fans really need to go the history section on the Panerai website and update themselves... Btw, the ...
