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Panerai 6152 Marina Militare: For the pleasure of the eyes.
True Panerai DNA, brutal and sexy.
Best,
Nicolas
Vintage
Explore the rare vintage Panerai Radiomir 6152-1, a historical piece from a 40-year private collection. Discuss authenticity, reference details, and unique features.
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Collection
Explore amanico's impressive ex-collection of Panerai watches, from Pre-Vendome rarities to iconic references. Discover collector insights and the enduring appeal of Panerai.
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Vintage
Explore the allure of vintage Panerai Luminor Marina Militare 6152-1 and 6154 Small Egiziano, two highly coveted historical references.
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Vintage
Explore the Panerai Radiomir 6152-1, a vintage dream watch. Collectors discuss its unparalleled simplicity and historical significance.
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New Release
Explore Panerai's 2011 SIHH novelties: PAM 372, Submersible Bronze PAM 382, and new P.3000 movement. Expert analysis and collector debate on design and market impact.
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Review
Amanico reviews the Panerai PAM 687, exploring its vintage dial, unique bezel, and historical context. Discover collector insights and market perspectives.
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Panerai 6152 Marina Militare: For the pleasure of the eyes.
True Panerai DNA, brutal and sexy. Best, Nicolas ...
Short hands...
from a table or alarm clock. These models had swords hand originally. Amazing dial though. Where is this watch now? Cheers Jose
Wow crazy.
Vintage watch collecting can be a minefield. It’s part of the reason why I stay away from it. Too dangerous and I don’t want to get burned.
Totally made-up watch
Wrong dial for this type of watch plus all hands are fake. 4-liner dials were only used in mod. 3646s with welded lugs and 6152/1s without crown guard, both from the mid 1960s. These watches were made to introduce and showcase the new tritium-based Lumino...
That is Crazy and Interesting, thank you 🙏
Do you know about the sword hands and why they were used?
Most of these watches were found with sword hands.
The same hands can also be found in Angelus alarm and table clocks from the era. Some time ago, Richemont bought the old Panerai premises where the workshop was located (Villino Panerai) and the other day they found a bunch of Angelus 240 parts, a NOS Ang...
Thank you Sir 🙏 very interesting 👍
I have a naive question, how did you become so good at spotting the fakes? Many many years ago I did a post on Vintage Panerais, their differences, which seamed real to me and those which were not, I did my best at the time because I was tired of the dram...
WoW the condition is Amazing 👏
why are the numerals white and not have aging of the tritium? Same on the hands
No, I facilitated a deal...
and had it with me for about 6 months. The watch is now in a great collection. Cheers Jose
I like the 1080...
it's nicely done. You can feel real enthusiasts were behind the project. Here is Manuel's 1080 next to my non-matching Logo. Cheers Jose ...
Glad you like it.
And yes I totally agree. Panerai wouldn’t be capable to design such a beauty. That brownish dial provides a nice vintage look depending on the light and the strap …