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Panerai PAM 587 And 6152
Credit photo for the 6152 Christies.
If the 6152 is all correct, it is interesting to see the original and the re edition...
Best,
Nicolas
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Panerai PAM 587 And 6152
Credit photo for the 6152 Christies. If the 6152 is all correct, it is interesting to see the original and the re edition... Best, Nicolas ...
Poignant question.....
it's the one on the right, if is "kosher", like Nico mentioned
Makes me want a 587
I doubt I could happily wear a watch that size, but nonetheless...
Nice to see them side by side
Interesting that Panerai chose different hands. That said, I do prefer the look of the new one.