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I really like the early 2000s ETA-based references such as the PAM00111 and the JLC-based PAM00190
Just cool watches with a very distinctive look that were relatively reasonably priced. I used to own a Radiomir as well as a Submersible model back in the day.
Haven't been keeping track of the company's more recent developments, but recently stumbled upon this article:
If this is in any way representative of what the company stands for nowadays along with the elevated price levels, then I'll steer well clear.
Best,
Pieter
The Great Anti-Hype Watch: Rediscovering the appeal of Panerai
I think some of you may be interested in this Revolution article: revolutionwatch.com ...
Nice article, thanks for the share
Oddly enough, getting back into Panerai this month after basically not wearing it for maybe 5+ years. Used to wear this piece almost daily. Visited the boutique in Vancouver as well last week or so and am strongly considering the 42mm submersible now. It ...
There’s a massive resurgence of panerai, especially the vintage and neo-vintage pieces.
It was THE hyped watch company of the 2000s and early 2010s. And rightfully so
Fantastic piece and article…I miss these Panerai pieces!!
This article has me thinking of grabbing a 372 and 1389…I think I have all the Omegas I want for now…
I really like the early 2000s ETA-based references such as the PAM00111 and the JLC-based PAM00190
Just cool watches with a very distinctive look that were relatively reasonably priced. I used to own a Radiomir as well as a Submersible model back in the day. Haven't been keeping track of the company's more recent developments, but recently stumbled upo...
Interesting article…
Personally I found it a little self serving…And I’m curious about a watch that’s discussed in the article, wasn’t the SlyTech Black Seal 5218-218/A confirmed as being fake? Nevertheless, one can’t overlook the fact that Panerai has made some really bad ma...