amanico
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Panerai Pam 8 Mare Nostrum.
A watch I always loved, but which I never owned. A kind of malediction, as I tried to get it several times, but it always escaped to me.
I love this look, this blend of sensuality and strength.
And this patina, contrasting with the black dial.
A superb photo taken by Roberto:
Less brutal than the Pre Vendome elder sister, but not less interesting.
That would be a great idea if Panerai decided to release a slightly smaller version of the 52 mm Pam 300!
After all, the SIHH is approaching, and it is still the moment for our dearest wishes...
Best,
Nicolas
Panerai Pam 8 Mare Nostrum.
A watch I always loved, but which I never owned. A kind of malediction, as I tried to get it several times, but it always escaped to me. I love this look, this blend of sensuality and strength. And this patina, contrasting with the black dial. A superb ph...
A guy in the O&P forum, just bought one a couple of days ago...
The indices of the Pre-A models are particularly creamy and pretty handsome. The rest of the watch, oh well...you know what I think about it already...hahahahahaha Mick Jagger used to say: "Too much is never enough". For me, too much it's just...too much....
Funny that a lot of Paneristis don't like the Mare...
I never understood why. Ciao, amico. Nicolas
let me see....
what's there to be liked in a 42mm, chronograph with one of the busisest dials EVER produced? Don't forget that the...original...MN (the one never produced) was a 53mm. Taking 11mm off the dial, leaving everything else, as it was, wasn't a great idea, for...
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Now this is one Panerai that I could wear. I'm not intimately familiar with the line, but I have seen the large case, bulky crown guard models, chunky and a bit much for my wrist. This is a nice case, interesting, clear and legible dial, rugged look. I li...