AnthonyTsai
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Now that SIHH 2013 is around the corner, which new model will be a realistic possibility?
I think a redialed PAM372 will be a huge possiblity. Maybe a tobacco dialed PAM372 version. Or maybe another black dialed PAM372 with white luminova instead of faux vintage patina luminova.
What you think all?
This is a thread on realistic models, not "dream models" 
Cheers,
Anthony
This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2013-01-05 10:27:48
Vintage
Explore the enduring appeal of the Panerai PAM 372, a decade after its SIHH 2011 debut. Collectors debate Panerai's brand evolution and the PAM 372's discontinuation.
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Now that SIHH 2013 is around the corner, which new model will be a realistic possibility?
I think a redialed PAM372 will be a huge possiblity. Maybe a tobacco dialed PAM372 version. Or maybe another black dialed PAM372 with white luminova instead of faux vintage patina luminova. What you think all? This is a thread on realistic models, not "dr...
I expect
a new steel "PAM 399" with a cal P3001. I would like to have this PR on the back. Answer in a couple of weeks ;-)) Patrickh
New 372 and similar Radiomir
I agree with Anthony that an updated 372 (with sapphire) is realistic. Also, i would expect a base 47mm Radiomir with engraved lettering, faux patina dial, and 3-day in-house manual movement would be in order.
Hope so
The possibility of a 47mm base, plexi, in-house rad release is the only reason I haven't picked up a 232 & as a 372 owner, I would love to see O be the final series... atleast with Plexi... enough are out there.
I wouldn't touch the dial of the 372. I would simply...
improve it by producing the new batch with a solid back, instead of the skeletoned one. Too many people don't like the "open" back :) Other than that, I also, wouldn't mind a 47mm SS Radiomir with a 379 dial (which I find...spectacular) with Panerai engra...
+1
And not make it SE ... so that mortal folks like myself can buy it .... not from flippers !
Yes, they could, but the question is would they?
And not many people know what is a 6154, which is good. Best, Nicolas
+1
I think we'll see more of this case shape, probably without seconds at 9, to differentiate it from the 399, in SS. Although not preferable to me, Panerai may put a PIG on it too, like the 425. I would't be surprised with a 47mm, SS case, p3000 rad. That w...
I heard rumours about another bronze
And after all what we've heard that the 382 would be unique, a very special edition, etc .... this would be a shame So I wait and if this will indeed be true I 'm pretty sure I will so dissapointed that my interest in this brand will be VERY low. In that ...
That would not be a shame, that just would be normal.
We are used to that, with Panerai... And after all, it hurts at the beginning, after it is ok. :) After all, do we buy watches for their beauty, or because they are LEs? Best, my friend. Nicolas
for both reasons
for their beauty but somethimes because they are collectible. Would you like it if Patek decide to make 2000 5070's G extra ? I don't think so. You bought it because you like it but I'm sure it's rarity is important too.
Really, I wouldn't care if Patek decided to make more 5070G.
At the contrary, it would amuse me to see how many " collectors " will keep it in their collection. Somehow, it would make people buyt it for a good reason, the watch in itself, and not because it is " rare " or " collectible ". Or because it is written "...
well, I have a different opinion I guess
those that wanted one had 10 years time to buy a 5070. I don't think it would be a good idea if they relaunched this reference. this is what makes some models or brands special. An AP EOD, a red 1680 sub, ... imo a bad idea if they would decide to remake ...
A bit less when it comes to the 5070 " G ", but I do get your point.
And I am always intrigued to see a watch, like an Artist, knowing a warmer welcome and success when discontinued / dead.... Best, Nicolas
These rumors are louder than a screaming...
jet engine. Not something along the lines of THE Bronzo (not a Submersible's case) but a 44mm Luminor case made of..bronze. As Nicolas, poingnantly pointed out, nothing would surprise me, either. Panerai brings out unique models and then...dilutes...them ...
like you said, it's limited untill they decide to make another series
How long do you think die hard Panerai collectors will accept this BS ?
I can't give you an answer, unfortunately....
everyone has it's own personal threshold for...masochism. Think that I bought a 373 and rejoice you didn't. After the 373 (the cost of which, went up...TWICE...during production and after they...INCREASED...the number of pieces from 199 to 300) they made ...
Well...
They've been running with this BS for almost 15yrs now and we're still here, crawling all over their new releases... In fact, I said it long ago that I will not be buying any new Panerai but guess what? :-)
I think
this year, panerai will bring us some chronograph model instead of historic lines. Maybe a new movement base on p3000 which modified with chronograph functions or, retired the old trusty 6497, by replace the p999 into current historic lines.........
I'd love to see a PAM203 variant w/ the P.3000 movement
As a PAM203 owner, it wouldn't bother me to see another rendition of the PAM203 using the P.3000. How do other PAM203 owners here feel? Cheers, Anthony
The real question is would you care if …
They used the existing or maybe more Angelus mvt in a 203 Now that would be interestin, not a 203 with a 3000 You may get more responses from 203 owners then :) Best Imran
Not a 203 owner but...
Since 203 is my favorite panerai I would love to see 203 with 2002 movement. Would 203 owners care then? I just want an 8 giorni dial with seconds and all four of the numbers. I could even accept as a 44 1950.... Would this incArnation bother 203 owners? ...
But what IS a 203
without the vintage Angelus movement? To me the true essence of PAM203 is the fact that it's made with a true vintage movement. Essentially a vintage Panerai with full factory service and full provenance. So a 47mm Luminor case w/ any movement OTHER than ...
and not a 25K Minerva LOL
But I agree, that watch with a 7750 or even a Panerai chrono movement and I would consider it
Bronze Mare Nostrum in 42mm
as this strap size (ref) is already reported in the strap section on the OP official site ;-))
Chaps from Steinhart already made....
A bronze MN wannabe with a nice 382's like green dial :-)
Just discover these photos on their web site
in 44mm and 48mm (LE). . Thanks for your information regardin g this model. Wait to discover SIHH 2013 in few days now
my bankmanager hopes none ....
and to be honnest after about 500 based for 99% on 2 models (lum and rad) i quietly hope they don't bring out something 'lookalike' as they did in the past, a completely 'new' model would be favorite in any case ;)