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I understand, but prefer the functionality of a 12 hour register..esp in a proper sports:) [nt]

May 07, 2011,14:12 PM
 

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Middle East Boutique SE 383 -DLC

 
 By: John HS : May 7th, 2011-06:23
It was released last month , only 70 pcs. Would you buy it. Just curious, I love the design but i am sure many of us would said its a "Modern Panerai and no DNA." Kindly give me your views. Thanks and Regards John...  

It's a good looking watch John but...

 
 By: i_am_Sam : May 7th, 2011-06:31
too modern for my taste Have a great weekend John Sam

Id Pass

 
 By: Nicko16 : May 7th, 2011-07:24
Mainly due to the pushers been round when they should have put the squarer type on the watch

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 By: Jester : May 9th, 2011-05:41
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I'd love it if it was 3 register chrono..dont know why they do 2 register.. [nt]

 
 By: Miranda : May 7th, 2011-08:29
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History + aesthetics?

 
 By: Asimut : May 7th, 2011-10:10
IMO a more balanced dial. Cheers, Asi

I understand, but prefer the functionality of a 12 hour register..esp in a proper sports:) [nt]

 
 By: Miranda : May 7th, 2011-14:12
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Thanks Imran, i am with Asi on this , I just love 1950 in ceremic

 
 By: John HS : May 7th, 2011-18:13
or black, but 335 comes with the date.

plenty of DNA IMHO and I think its a great looking watch.

 
 By: Asimut : May 7th, 2011-10:05
I'm also a sucker for a 2 subdial chrono. Cheers, Asi

Thanks Asi. [nt]

 
 By: John HS : May 7th, 2011-18:10
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Not even at gunpoint.... :-) [nt]

 
 By: sirjo : May 7th, 2011-10:06
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Thanks Sirjo but that serious?? LOL. [nt]

 
 By: John HS : May 7th, 2011-18:13
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Serious as a mortician.....and I wouldn't buy a 317 either.

 
 By: sirjo : May 8th, 2011-11:49
I've never been one for "busy" dials and if I wanted busy, I'd buy a Breitling.... Personal taste. Nothing to do with Panerai DNA...modern...vintage etc. Cheers - Sergio

Killer looking PAM.

 
 By: Davo : May 7th, 2011-13:51
What are the specs on it? I'm interested. And I'm serious.

Thanks Davo, will drop u a pm once i get the details. [nt]

 
 By: John HS : May 7th, 2011-18:12
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I think this is just the natural evolution of the brand. i'd consider it..

 
 By: playtime : May 7th, 2011-15:30
only after purchasing a base or some other historic model first. i think in 10 years time we will see that these models (luminor chronos with power reserve) will earn their place in Panerai history...... Jason

Thanks Mate, yes a matter of time, [nt]

 
 By: John HS : May 7th, 2011-18:11
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Mean looking watch but not for me. (nt) [nt]

 
 By: L(uke) : May 7th, 2011-16:02
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Now for the specs of SE383

 
 By: John HS : May 8th, 2011-05:00
Quantity: 75 Case: Luminor 1950 44mm, DLC Bezel: DLC Back-case: Screw, personalized Dial: Black Movement: OPXVIII, FLYBACK Bracelet: Buffalo black Buckle: Historical BA Regards John

Thanks John.

 
 By: Davo : May 8th, 2011-06:06
I'm sold. Now for the hunt...

Great aesthetics

 
 By: BluNotte : May 8th, 2011-17:39
But not one for the consideration. Auto. Period. Stephen

Thanks Mate, of course we know, [nt]

 
 By: John HS : May 8th, 2011-19:43
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Of course Panerai DNA!

 
 By: Subco : May 9th, 2011-12:16
Hi. For me, looks like if it have the same genetics as others black beauty (PAM 317, PAM 335 or even PAM 332). I think it is even the Panerai DNA. In one way historic timepieces, and i another way, modern watches intended to make the watch-making progress... 

Thanks and well said, mate. [nt]

 
 By: John HS : May 9th, 2011-19:03
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it wasn't newly release, is it?

 
 By: swjoseph : May 9th, 2011-23:45
I'd go for 317 for better scratch resistance and in-house movement. Or 332 if I've a budget concern. But 70pcs limited edition makes it for someone who value rarity.