sergio
[Panerai Moderator]
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Much as I like it....
..as big as it was, in the original design, I've never considered buying one (same applied also to the earlier brother PAM300) The cost, for a "show" model (no way I would have used it) was prohibitive, for me. I had already bought the 341 Egiziano, which cost was a bit more approachable. Never regretted my decision, though. 
Panerai Mare Nostrum PAM 603.
A huge ( 52 mm ) and super nice monster, issued in a limited edition of 150 pieces in 2015. Housing a Minerva movement, here in the PAM 300 Mare Nostrum in steel, from 2010: If only it was 4 or 5 mm smaller, I would have grabbed one! Best, Nicolas ...
While one has to admit…
That design wise they made it look good, I am fully with you - there’s no reason why it couldn’t have been even 10mm smaller 😉 The Minerva movement inside is truly lovely, too 👌🏻👍🏻
Awesome watch
I really enjoyed wearing the 42mm Mare Nostrum... but gimme this one in 42mm and I'm sold for sure! ...
I like this one (front and back) more than most Panerai I've seen.
But then I'm not at all into this brand, so it's just a first sight impression.
Much as I like it....
..as big as it was, in the original design, I've never considered buying one (same applied also to the earlier brother PAM300) The cost, for a "show" model (no way I would have used it) was prohibitive, for me. I had already bought the 341 Egiziano, which...
