sergio
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PAM375, the black "Fiddie"...
that nobody knows. I like this one as much as the "original"...
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Explore the Panerai PAM 375 'Black Fiddy' with collector insights. Discover why this unique reference holds a special place despite its market journey.
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PAM375, the black "Fiddie"...
that nobody knows. I like this one as much as the "original"... ...
What a wonderful piece...
A not often seen beauty for sure. I have never dared to buy a composite case because of the issues I read about this material (339 for example). What‘s your experience? And has composite - in the meantime - become a „safe“ material? Ciao Thomas
Unfortunately, the composite...
it's a delicate material..still. Fortunately I'm not a "clumsy" person and I can use both (375 and 339) without any realy risks. I can assure that the 375, on the wrist, is spectacular
