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Sergio's post brings to light a lesser-known Panerai model, reportedly requested by an Admiral of the Royal Italian Navy. This article delves into the historical context and various iterations of this distinctive Panerai dial, offering insights from the WatchProSite community. Sergio's initial query sparks a fascinating discussion about the watch's origins and its modern interpretations.
... but I´m not sure if this is true. The Admiral request is something new for me. Thank you for sharing! Panerai offers this dial in his Pam 425 though I feel they ruined it with the small Maiale in relief over 6. Though that detail didn´t prevented me to buy one. Lol! It was also offered some years ago in a Limited Edition with white gold or platinum case. I´m sure you know the Pam number. Ciao my dear friend! Abel
Thanks for sharimg Sergio.
the 373 is the only one with the brown one (and it's platinum) It's in my avatar Ciao my friend
there's another 2533 dialled model, PAM449 also a limited edition WITHOUT the "offending" S.L.C. on the dial The picture is one of "hours". Credit to the photographer.
This is a picture I posted some time ago. All I wrote is that the watch apparently belonged to an Italian admiral. There is nothing known that it was "specifically requested" by an adrmiral. Cheers Jose
This type of dials were made for the 6152/1 in the late 1950s. This is what the dial would look like in its natural habitat. Cheers Jose
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