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Some live shots of the Panerai PAM 1731 . . .
I was excited to see the press release on this one as a ‘homage’ to the old tobacco dials:
Although the Madison Ave boutique didn’t have one, the local Boston boutique did!
I’m greatly that they released this in the 44mm in the 1950’s Luminor case:
She brought to life by their P.6000 manual-wind movement beating at 21,600vph with a 3-day powers reserve:
The domed sapphire crystal adds to vintage charm:
I may be adding a Panerai to the collection in the very near term!
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Some live shots of the Panerai PAM 1731 . . .
I was excited to see the press release on this one as a ‘homage’ to the old tobacco dials: Although the Madison Ave boutique didn’t have one, the local Boston boutique did! I’m greatly that they released this in the 44mm in the 1950’s Luminor case: She br...
The tobacco brown dial is perfectly accentuated by the hands and sandwiched numerals.
Plexi might have been a nice addition to.
I tried it on too, and was pretty charmed
I definitely walked out of the boutique pondering.
Not bad
My favorite is the PAM1733, but quite similar to the PAM2025 that I own. Problem with me is that I like buying them but never wear them because they are too large. Best Gatsby
The brown dial is one of my soft spots....
in a Panerai.The other is the Tritium indices. Nice model, the one in the picture.