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Thank you Harry for these wonderful pics! Still I do not ...
... understand the hype about the Radiomir Panerais and especially the 3646. Isn't it correct that the 3646 was nothing but a cushion shaped Rolex Oyster that was fitted with a Panerai dial? If so: what is so special about this watch with respect to Panerai? Putting an own dial on a watch made by someone else should not be sufficient to build a reputation upon.
Christian
Some photos of the Panerai 1936
A remake of the original Radiomir ref. 3646, the Radiomir 1936 'California dial' was announced in 2006, and only just started arriving at authorised dealers. A good friend of ThePuristS kindly allowed Harry Tan to photograph his watch. Here are the magnif...
Final three photos...
This style of dial, with a combination of Roman and Arabic numerals is colloqially known as the 'California dial'. The term only began to be used widely in the eighties, when a redial company based on California refinished large numbers of Rolex Bubblebac...
Great photos!
Thanks for posting them SJX and Harry Tan for snapping them! Saw this watch in person at the Beverly Hills Boutique, and I originally was not a fan of it but after seeing one in the flesh, it's an amazing piece w/ a true vintage feel and look to it. The c...
that is a great looking piece. What is the dial diameter, 44mm? Movement? and
if it is OK within forum guidelines could anyone share the MSRP. Thanks.
What's the lineage of the dial design?
I seem to recall that Rolex have this design for the dial on one of their vintage models. What's the lineage of the design? Harry - Lovely photographs (as usual!).