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MichaelC's original post transports us back to a pivotal moment in the Paneristi community, inviting us to reflect on the camaraderie and shared passion that defined an era of luxury watch collecting. His evocative images serve as a time capsule, prompting fellow enthusiasts to recall the vibrant energy of past gatherings. This article delves into the enduring appeal of these events and the lasting connections forged among collectors.
Me and the boys enjoying a fine smoke: Alan and I. We went back to his first days on Paneristi. I still have some Aussie bucks somewhere for when I visit!
thing is, 2 is a...crowd...for me Lolllllll
What strikes me as odd is the watch on the shirt... the California dial on Luminor was not an issued watch at the time???
Remember it well. I wasn’t one for GTGs until somewhat recently and so never really considered making the trip. There were some exceptions, one P-Day, and a few times in other cities and countries. It was really a crazy time, a super group all over the world. I always loved Nad’s travel photo-logs.
My first "nice" watch was a Panerai. The community there was incredible those early years.
I think it was the first event I attended, and really have not attended many others since.
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