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Congratulations to the paneristi.com for getting their 20 anniversary watch 👍🏼
The sunburst dial is super cool and the vintage case is great. White Radiomir text is always great and matches quite well to the color of the dial.
But As many wrote before me the paneristi text just kills is for me. Less would have been more and a better fit . I actually would have chosen a 47mm for a Paneristis watch.
But as i said congratulations to the community to get a signature watch with a beautiful dial. Time for them to celebrate 👍🏼🍾🎉
Panerai Radiomir Venti 45mm (PAM02020)
I just saw this on LinkedIn. This is a collaboration between Panerai and Paneristi to celebrate the 20th anniversary of . It featured the hand-wound Calibre P.6000 with 3-day power reserve with a brown sub-brushed dial. This will be made in a limited edi...
The logo shouldn't be on the dial.
It works fine on the caseback, but it's a dial-crowding eyesore on the front. The branding at 12 should just read "RADIOMIR PANERISTI" in tribute and in the same white text. Best, Tim
I think a lot of people, myself included, would just have noted that as passion.
And passionate people can have loud voices sometimes.
I highly doubt that
...if the Paneristi had much (or any) say in the design decision they would have asked for the writing on the lower half of the dial which is antithetical to all that Paneristi’s stand for. Too bad as without it that would be a gorgeous watch.
If you can have that watch
You can likely have someone to write emails for you as well😉
The good news is that it's possible that this also announcing a Radiomir 45mm similar to PAM 21 but in steel... ? [nt]
but, and with Calibre P.6000 with 3-day power reserve ;-)
Don’t like the writing
on the dial ,but the color and the mate brush polish is gorgeous,
How many dear members of our community
did like at first glance the Patek Nautilus 40th anniversary models with the terribble writing on the dial: 1976-40-2016?? I think nobody. How many of us like it now? Most of us. Although at the Paneristi model the writing it is not as discrete as by the ...
For sure some might get used to it. Maybe me as well visual wise.
As a paneristi i do prefer simplicity and of course as a anniversary watch i would like to have lots of DNA on my wrist. The text and the 45mm is the opposite of that. The writing might be in real not so dominant although on some pictures it’s seems to be...
Congratulations to the paneristi.com for getting their 20 anniversary watch 👍🏼
The sunburst dial is super cool and the vintage case is great. White Radiomir text is always great and matches quite well to the color of the dial. But As many wrote before me the paneristi text just kills is for me. Less would have been more and a better...
To me, this is a far better acknowledgment of Paneristi than the piece for the 15th.
The watch is pretty attractive save for that lower text. Why? I don’t know. Clearly several folks thought it a good idea otherwise we wouldn’t be looking at it now. Happy Birthday Paneristi ! I for one owe much to that forum as part of my watch journey. ...
Two engravings! We all like the top engraving with the white paint inside
The .com is also an engraving!... very interesting, though not my cuppa 😀... 1022 pieces so atleast everyone who wants one can hopefully get one.
That’s for sure. Considering all those former SEs with a Limitation of 1000 pieces which are still available I would be surprised if the sell out. Especially as the .com text gonna be for some the weak point of this in general nice dial
That’s for sure. Considering all those former SEs with a Limitation of 1000 pieces which are still available I would be surprised if the sell out. Especially as the .com text gonna be for some the weak point of this in general nice dial
In summary: the sanctity of the dial has been violated
For a brand that is lacking in terms of technical (i.e. movement related) value and high level finishing details, the aesthetics and wearability of the watch becomes extremely important. Everything about the watch is great except the engraved, tacky Paner...