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Panerai Pre Vendome 5218-205/A Luminor Submersible Slytech.
Another one I had in my collection, as almost all the Pre Vendome. It was not my favorite, but I quite liked it.
Credit picture: Christies.
This unmistakable dial is something!
Best,
Nicolas
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Panerai Pre Vendome 5218-205/A Luminor Submersible Slytech.
Another one I had in my collection, as almost all the Pre Vendome. It was not my favorite, but I quite liked it. Credit picture: Christies. This unmistakable dial is something! Best, Nicolas ...
Aside from pre-Vendome...
I am just curious but why is the dial "unmistakable"? I am asking because my knowledge of Panerai watches does not stretch that far back.
Every time I see the 205A...
and its dial, I can't help wonder why, the dial of the 207A it's so different. I mean, there is NOTHING in common except for the Sly Tech written on it. I like the 205A a lot, had it not been for the exorbitant (and for me unjustified) request from the ow...