Bruno.M1
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I agree 100% Michael
'I submitted my name for it the moment it launched and hope to get it. Regardless of whether I do or not, I sincerely hope Panerai never uses bronze again. It will make the 382 a true Special Edition.'
I hope exactly the same, the 339 should also have been the 'only' composite
But in this interview Mr Bonati said they have no plans to make another Bronze in the future ... let's hope he keeps his word 
Panerai 382 'Bronze' photoshoot
I think we all agree that the 372 has everything right. It has all the 'DNA' a Panerai enthusiast could ask for. But there also was another interesting piece at SIHH 2011 ... a VERY interesting piece. The PAM372 aka 'Bronze' At first sight I thought it wa...
Fantastic photographs. Additional thoughts...
- I think an automatic movement is more appropriate for a Submersible than a manual. - Panerai selected the proper model for a run of bronze cased pieces. - I submitted my name for it the moment it launched and hope to get it. Regardless of whether I do o...
I agree 100% Michael
'I submitted my name for it the moment it launched and hope to get it. Regardless of whether I do or not, I sincerely hope Panerai never uses bronze again. It will make the 382 a true Special Edition.' I hope exactly the same, the 339 should also have bee...
Indeed it is my hope.
However, based upon the interest in the 382 and other decisions in Panerai's recent history, it is hard for me to imagine they will call it good with the use of Bronze. I also agree with your sentiment on the composite material and the 339. I can rational...
Very nice pics, Bruno. A watch which I learn to slightly appreciate.
Still waiting for a decently sized Egiziano, though. Best, Nicolas.
Fantastic Report
Fantastic report and it makes me appreciate the watch even more. I got mine apx 10 days ago and iam enjoying it . I even wore it for a recent trip to Singapore and unusually i had two people stop in the middle of the walkway and asked whether it was the n...
Very nice pictures Bruno and its killing me. Where is Santa,
Lol. Thanks for posting an interesting post. And Happy Holidays. Regards John
Fantastic presentation
I think this beast is going to start to grow on many more people. Once you swim with it and the salt water catches it becomes a whole new beast. Thanks for sharing Bill
PAM 382
It is a very stunning watch. The "bronzo" really look like the rose gold. Had the opportunity to look at it in real life. Surprisngly the back cover is not bronze as well. Apparantly to cater for those that are allergic to the metal. Watch is a hot seller...
Why would someone pay the price of a rose gold for that of a broze ?
same reason as why people pay more for steel than for gold when talking about Patek
Gorgeous indeed! Why 'a watch inspired by Eilean' ?
Many thanks for your great photos. In the interview ' a watch inspired by Eilean' For those who care about Panerai history, in the Panerai 1972-1997 era they were a few prototypes (including the famous 1000 meters) that were in Bronze marine In the late 4...
Thanks to reminding these facts, POY.
Nothing new under the ( italian ) sun, my friend. There was also the Slob.... In 1999, if I am correct. Best, Nicolas.
