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Panerai Mare Nostrum PAM 603: 52 mm of pure beast.
For me, this is the best next thing after the Prototype.
This watch is just incredible, in terms of presence, strength, character, and... Beauty.
Look at this dial...
When I saw the steel version, in 2010, I wanted it, I tried it, and I really tried to find a solution to wear it. I just couldn't and it broke my heart, as if Panerai opted for a 4 mm smaller case, I would have gone for it.
The 2010 version, with its Minerva movement:
Without any hesitation.
Please, Panerai... 47, or 48 mm, please...
Best,
Nicolas
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Panerai Mare Nostrum PAM 603: 52 mm of pure beast.
For me, this is the best next thing after the Prototype. This watch is just incredible, in terms of presence, strength, character, and... Beauty. Look at this dial... When I saw the steel version, in 2010, I wanted it, I tried it, and I really tried to fi...
I admire so many aspects of this watch.
And if it is ever scaled down, I am in. Let's not lose hope. Panerai has shown time and time again they will do things that generate huge revenue for the brand (example - "No more Bronze watches!... except the 2 new ones we will bring in the next few year...
I need subtitles.....
the MD of a public company, nowadays MUST generate HUGE revenues. Failing to do so results in dismissal of employees/workers and eventually...closure or relocation to....China. Accusing a company of making money sounds pretty...weird LOLLLLLL I think that...
I never fault a company for making money. That is what most businesses are about.
Many, many watch collectors are so far from reality for criticizing these companies. Good for them for doing what they can to earn more, no objections here.
I totally agree with you....
about the so called collectors. No matter how many times I've read...don't invest in watches...we're surrounded by people that put so much "stock" in guessing which models will make them...rip the rewards....and cash-in big time. When that doesn't happen,...
