sanzaw
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Panerai-less no more...
It’s been a painful 3 years since I sold my much loved 372. I regretted every moment of it. But every time I thought of either buying back the 372 or similar, just couldn’t justify buying the same thing again. I know, first world problems.
I then waited for Panerai to release something compelling, something that sticks with the bold 47mm size, and retains a design fidelity I’ve loved the brand for. It was a hard few years and I came up with naught.
The solution often, as they say, is right under your eyes. I’ve always been bigoted against the Subs, feeling they are a bit of heretics. And then I came across the 389. Something about its design clicked for me. It also helped that the recent Rolex sports watch craze took away some demand for the PAM, where I came across a new 1389 heavily discounted.
I’m happy again 
New Release
amanico · Jul 3, 2014
Explore the 2014 Panerai PAM 569 Submersible Destro, a 47mm titanium left-handed diver with a hobnail dial and faux patina. Discover collector insights.
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Review
MichaelC · Aug 30, 2013
MichaelC's 21-month review of the Panerai PAM372. Explore its design, plexiglass crystal, and strap versatility. A collector's long-term perspective.
26 replies14946 views
Community
AnthonyTsai · Sep 17, 2011
Recap of PuristSPro Panerai dinner events in NYC & LA. AnthonyTsai shares insights on the unique collector community and SIHH 2011 novelties.
34 replies28985 views
New Release
foversta · Jul 8, 2011
First look at Panerai's 2011 novelties: PAM382 Bronzo and PAM372 Luminor 1950. In-depth review of design, movements, and collector reactions.
27 replies14568 views
New Release
amanico · Jun 13, 2019
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.
62 replies35830 views
Panerai-less no more...
By: sanzaw : February 2nd, 2019-03:07
It’s been a painful 3 years since I sold my much loved 372. I regretted every moment of it. But every time I thought of either buying back the 372 or similar, just couldn’t justify buying the same thing again. I know, first world problems. I then waited f...
