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Thanks Anthony !
Thanks Anthony !
i guessed it right then... all pams no matter limited or non limited use the same luminova (excl. vintage tritium) .
was actually under the impression and hoping that for such a limited exclusive 47mm titanium radiomir, maybe the luminova would have been different from the rest, which was why i thought perhaps pure white in colour...
anyway , thanks to all , and love those pics !!!
the 322 will be definetely rarer than the 309...
guess i'll look for the 309
wish me luck !
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Considering 309 or 322
Hey all , Recently got myself a 233 L series two weeks ago , loved it so much now I've caught the Pam bug ! Already considering my next Pam acquisition , thinking of sourcing a 309 / 322 titanium radiomir 47mm. Haven't seen it in person yet but from the p...
Hi Buja, here is some pics of my beloved 322
white markers on a soooo awesome brown dial together with my 190 and riva strap By far, PAM322 is my FAVORITE radiomir, Cheers, Patrickh...
Wow
Thanks so much Patrick ! Makes me yearn for one even more How's the markers compared to the regular radiomir or regular Pam ? Are they the off green kind ? Or were u saying pure white ? Think i might like it if it's pure white ! Somethig really different ...
Thanks Buja,
I do not know if it is pure white, but it looks white and I like it. You could have more pics of my watch as my dear friend Nicolas had made a special review with mine: Have a look on his review "Highlights on the Panerai PAM322" Enjoy by yourself, Cheers...
It's the normal off white luminova
Obviously the definition of white can really vary so I wouldn't necessarily call it 'pure' white. Here're some recents scans of my PAM322 after with new straps: Have you seen the movement upclose? The finishing is pretty impressive and quite different fro...
Nice...
Are they the same tone when put next to a regular Pam ? Am thinking of 309... Mmm
have a look to Jester's post
"They look the same" posted by Jester on May 09,2010 with these 2 pics re-exposed. Thanks Jester for these focuses. Always a pleasure to look at them. Cheers, Patrickh...
Here's a shot of the movement of the 309/322/349 buja
Hope you enjoy it! Ciao Stephen This message has been edited by BluNotte on 2010-08-31 06:18:21...
Stephen, just notice the BLUE writing on the movement
specificaly to the 349 model. Cheers, patrickh
I dont think this is specific to the 349 Pat
my 309 also shows the same blue writings at the same location. Only difference is the unit numbers. Cheers Stephen
Stephen, it looks black writings on my 322 as also
showed macro pics made by Nicolas. Had you compare with your 309? Maybe the macro lens have amplified the writing coloration. Interesting Cheers, patrickh
Now you two really make me curious
I took a look at mine and while it's not very obvious but it does look like dark blue writing, which seemed to be 'amplified' by the external light in Stephen's picture. Here're mine, which you almost can tell the dark blue colour: This message has been e...
2 heavyweights in PAM Radiomir line...
you can't lose...brown or black dial...both 47mm beauties... have fun..good luck...
The Luminova used is not pure white
The luminova on the PAM309 and PAM322 is the same luminova used on your PAM233. They're not pure white but have a slight green color to it. So I guess you can call it "off green"? Cheers, Anthony
Thanks Anthony !
Thanks Anthony ! i guessed it right then... all pams no matter limited or non limited use the same luminova (excl. vintage tritium) . was actually under the impression and hoping that for such a limited exclusive 47mm titanium radiomir, maybe the luminova...
As they say.....
6 of one or half a dozen of the other. In this case, though, it's a bit more 5 of one and 7 of the other in favour of the 322, IMO. I wouldn't mind trading my 309 for a 322... mainly attracted by the gorgeous brown dial... Cheers - Sergio