Panerai PAM422 47mm Luminor Marina 1950 3 Days
Presented for the first time at the exhibition "O'Clock - time design, design time" (Milan Triennale, 11th October 2011 – 8th January 2012), the Luminor Marina 1950 3 Days - 47mm (PAM00422) is an excellent example of the mix of design and technique embodi...
I like it!
The question is; this one or the 372? I think I'd still go for the 372, but this one is a nice alternative.
Great!
Official press release of the kind i love! Thanks for bringing us this news Anths! Ciao Stephen
They had the good idea to put the power reserve on the back of the watch. +1.
Now, this is a kind of modernized Pam 127. I don't dislike that. And the other good thing is that the movement looks like the Angelus, which is correct. Well, I would have preferred without this power reserve indicator, but I could live with that. Best, N...
I'll have a stroll down to Milan, next monday....
with my Fiddy on the wrist and....compare.. .. Cheers - Sergio
wlecome addition to the 372, or does it dilute the 372 appeal???
I'm on the fence, my initial was WTF.... now not so sure, I'm still figuring this one out in my head. One thing, I hope it not boutique only... Like to hear everyones thoughts on this one
ditto, I HATE it when it is only for boutiques
I have a good relationship with my AD, a relationship which is made in several years AND I WANT TO KEEP IT THIS WAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here´s a live photo of the actual watch...
...and yes, it was in a aquarium show case at the Time design, design time expo in Milan. The expo it self is truly amazing. And no, the two Hirsts paintings are not the best of show!...
This idea sounds familar to me.
Wasn't it Rolex which first had the idea to put a watch in an Aquarium? Best, Nicolas.
Thank you for this rich introduction.
I find this new model perfectly justified and in harmony with this brand past. Thanks for introducing this piece for our eyes only.