sergio
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The PAM425 has always been produced...
...with an S.L.C. (the one you call torpedo is, in reality, a Siluro a Lenta Corsa=SLC) 
I've watched the UTUBE video and still have no idea as to where he found the model he's featuring in his presentation. Also he mentioned that the PAM425 comes with a SLC on the dial. That being said, do you know the PAM449? It also has a 2533 dial, like the 373 and 425, but it features more "historical" blue hands and NO SLC on the dial.
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PAM 425
Dear all, I watched the video below regarding PAM 425. However current 425 has a small torpedo on the dial over 6 (for me the reason not to buy it at least for now), whereas the 425 on the video does not. youtu.be I am a bit confused so wanted to ask ...
The PAM425 has always been produced...
...with an S.L.C. (the one you call torpedo is, in reality, a Siluro a Lenta Corsa=SLC) I've watched the UTUBE video and still have no idea as to where he found the model he's featuring in his presentation. Also he mentioned that the PAM425 comes with a S...
Thanks Sergio
It is interesting that even you don’t know what he presents. I thought it could be an older reference. I know 449 but it is limited or a special edition and very hard to find in second hand.
This is a very interesting find
At first I thought it may be a 449 with gold hands but the inscription between the lugs confirms it is a 425. The only documented example I can think of is the prototype presented at the SIHH, which didn't have the pig on its dial. It would be amazing if ...
I thought so too
But the 373 has platinum written on the caseback as far as I can remember which the watch in the video doesn't.
