Review
Anthony Tsai reviews the Panerai PAM305 Luminor 1950 Submersible. Discover its 47mm titanium case, unique dial, and Paneristi appeal.
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Vintage
Explore the mythical Panerai Mare Nostrum, from its 1943 prototype to the 1990s re-editions and the new PAM 300. Discover its history, design, and collector appeal.
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New Release
Explore Panerai's 2011 SIHH novelties: PAM 372, Submersible Bronze PAM 382, and new P.3000 movement. Expert analysis and collector debate on design and market impact.
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New Release
Nicolas (amanico) reviews Panerai PAM 399 Radiomir 1940 and PAM 422 Luminor from SIHH 2012, discussing historical accuracy, design, and movements.
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Collection
Explore the Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days PAM 372 a decade on. Bill's review covers its design, P.3000 movement, and enduring appeal for collectors.
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Reference Guide
Compare Panerai PAM 249 vs PAM 448 California dials. Explore movement differences, historical links, and collector preferences for these Radiomir models.
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Great pics
Cool watch and I would wear that on the right wrist as well unless a Destro
It's also my brith year....
the other one, is the "black fiddy" PAM375 with the Panerai's composite material case. Ciao ps I obviously have both ...
Yes, only 2 with the 1950 printed on the dial.....
....from memory.There are several models with the designation 1950 but it refers to the case type and not the print on the dial. More than breakable, I would define the composite material....fragile. It can flake under some different conditions. It could ...
What do you mean....
....by "but there are few for sale"? the PAM127 is a limited model produced in 1950 pieces. Thats' a LOT of pieces produced, of course there are...always....few for sale on several platforms. Also the PAM375 although produced in a very small number is als...