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Panerai PAM 1080.
47 mm steel, brown dial, alas limited to 60 pieces, this one I would love to get! 
Best,
Nicolas
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Panerai PAM 1080.
47 mm steel, brown dial, alas limited to 60 pieces, this one I would love to get! Best, Nicolas ...
I completely understand that.
I also feel a strong emotional relationship to the 1759. Please don’t ask me why - feelings are not always rational. 😂🙏 ...
Hmmmmhhhh…
I actually think that this is exactly what adds to its charm for me. But maybe I simply have rather „peculiar“ taste. 😁🙏
Panerai is a brand
you really need to know precisely to distinguish the different models. My knowledge being very limited, it’s hard for me to tell them apart. Best, Emmanuel
Because of their usually large size,
even very large sometimes, these watches aren't for me anyway. And the military background isn't one I'm familiar with or which deeply speaks to me. Still, I understand the appeal. Very unique design DNA.
The bottom line, imo should still be....
you like you buy. The knowledge required to...strut around with one, or make the best deal of the century, on the other hand, is the one that requires the "knowledge" you're referring to IMO of course
Oh, yes of course, you're completely right, Sergio.
For different reasons these watches aren't the ones which deeply speak to me, but I definitely understand the appeal of their unique design. Best, Emmanuel