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PAM287
My dealer showed me a PAM287 today. A$6200. 800 production run. Do you think it is worth purchasing?
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PAM287
My dealer showed me a PAM287 today. A$6200. 800 production run. Do you think it is worth purchasing?
If you like it,
Then by all means yes, it is worth buying. All of us here have different appreciation for different models, and as such you will get a wide array of responses to your query, none which will tackle the value subject, as since we all percieve value differen...
+1 AlexSunrise...I couldn't put it more eloquently...
don't forget to look at the 210 or even the 190!
Well.....
a an automatic Black Seal with the date. That would be considered, by many in this forum (and every Panerai forum, I think) one of the most Anti-Panerai watches ever concocted IMO. Anti-Panerai in its essence, to be sure.... Having said that, you like it,...
Thanks guys
I love my PAM312 and been thinking of another one. hence my qn re the black seal. can I ask you guys to enlighten me on your thought process for considering another Panerai. I found it very difficult because the dials are so similar in almost every model....
The quintessential Panerai......
is manual, has no date and the simplest dial. 232 comes to mind. The golden hands make it handome (still in its simplicity) 190...etc etc My 2 cents worth, of course Cheers - Sergio