MichaelC
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Congratulations!! How I lusted for the platinum model w/ brown dial when it was released.
Is yours is 200 piece limited edition? I want to say the platinum model, which I think was PAM0201, was 50 pieces. Both featuring this in-house movement. There were many conversations in those days about Panerai starting to make in-house movements, and how this was the one brand where that should not matter. And look where we are today, most every PAM has an "in-house" caliber.
Panerai PAM 235
New arrival. I was suprised that it came as NOS and had stickers, tags on it without a single scratch. The strap - aged - but also never worn… So close for 20 years the watch sat in its box without being worn a single time. I was even more amazed that the...
Congratulations!! How I lusted for the platinum model w/ brown dial when it was released.
Is yours is 200 piece limited edition? I want to say the platinum model, which I think was PAM0201, was 50 pieces. Both featuring this in-house movement. There were many conversations in those days about Panerai starting to make in-house movements, and ho...
Thank you!
Yes it is the LE in WG. I also considered the PT for a while, but it “only” had a whitegold deployment clasp, but mixing metals is not my taste. Indeed one of the reasons I looked at that reference was the P2003 inhouse: 3 barrels - 10 days not bad!