Pam 22B
Hi, I have come across a PAM22B T dial. Everything I have read seems to indicate that an OP6522 case should be an L dial and not a T dial. The B number is around 150/500 so early in the B Series. Can anyone shed light on when T became L and thus legitimis...
The T dials were....
outlawed in year 2000. The PAM22 is one of the models that were "caught" unawares, by this new reality. There are both 22BT and 22BL out there. I had both of them (unfortunately my old PC crashed and some of the pictures crashed with it). The only thing I...
Thanks. Personally I could not get the pam submersible.
I have a breitling superocean which i bought a long time ago and somehow still does it for me as a dive watch. Pam subs just don’t have the beauty of luminors or radiomirs. Personal taste.
Thanks
For the info Sergio. Seems one of those models that straddled the changeover from T to L. As long as you don’t eat the Tritium its safe or so I read. Looks like you had/have a 117 there which is also a beautiful piece. I am surprised you decided on a PAM1...
My idea was to collect all the "destri"....
my knowledge about the Panerai production at the time was, virtually non existent and after having consulted the data base at my disposal, I started buying all the ones I knew. When I though I was..almost there...I discovered two models which killed the w...
All good Sergio
I think most of us have an entry point into Panerai which matures overtime. I know I do. One cannot look at Panerai in the same way as another brand. I thought mechanical complication was the way to go, but turns out it is beauty in simplicity......the 12...
I looked at my 22A
It has a 6504 case. There seems to be many Google search results of 22BTs with 6522s