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Thanks for this comparison pic
This is more obvious on this pic with a Vintage Rad Rolex Cortebert Movement , and a Clai re edition case back with its ETA movement than with the ETA movement of the Pam 36, but it's exactly the same location for the wheels and screws, jewels, etc...
The inpiration is obvious, and that's clever from Panerai to have done it...IMHO.
Best.
Nicolas
A quick review of the Pam 36, Marina Militare
The Pam 36 is one of the legend Vendome watches, with some few others like the 40, the 21, the Pre A 1,2,4,9, and the Mare 6,7 and 8. This watch has an interesting story. When Panerai Firenze was sold th Vendome, in March 1997, the Cartier Vendome group r...
Another deep report
Hi Nicolas, It is like going to school on every visit. Just when I thought I knew enough to swim the waters here. Bam! Back to square one. We are lucky to to have your knowledge and passion around here. Now I going back to my lessons. Thanks as always. Bi...
Thanks for the quick review of the PAM36 Nicolas!
When you wrote the below, what did you mean?: "You will notice an interesting thing, on this movement...It's obvioulsy inspired from the Rolex Cortebert look, which is clever, and well done!" Below are pics of the 21 and 36. Are you just referring to how ...
Yes, Anthony
I'm referring to how this ETA movement has roots back to the Rolex Cortebert movement...Look at these 2 movements, they are pretty close designed...And even closer when you see the Cali movement, which is the same base than the ETA/Unitas of the 36 and th...
Unitas-ETA / Cortebert base
Interesting !! It;s the first time I've realized, that these Unitas-ETA movements must be from the same Cortebert base. Look at the wheel axes and screws, they all are at the same place. The Finish and shape has changed but the base design is still obviou...
It may even be more interesting Richard,
a good friend, Konrad, suggested the following scenario - Cortebert was taken over by Omega in the 70's, Omega is Swatch and so is ETA/Unitas..... Not sure if the timeline fits in, but a nice theory that Unitas 6498 and derivatives, is a reworked Rolex/Co...
Wonderful report.
Very in-depth report of the 36....and also some knowledge sharing on the PAM82 and PAM217. The 36 is always the grail to me as it's got everything I love....the titanium case, brown dial, sub-seconds, tritium indexes, see-through caseback, and the "Marina...
Some of my favorite PAMs
And no doubt the three best titanium ones. Thanks for the report that bring back fond memories of long train trips,,,,, Asi
OOOOH, YES, my friend
It was a nice and good trip... What we laught!!! I still have this pic in front of the Cheese Shop...in Swizerland, but where did I put it???LOL You had them all ( 36, 40, and 82), Asi, if I remember well? Best. Nicolas
Hey....Nicolas are you taking over someone's seat?
Nicolas, Now,you are hot on both side?I hope you are not taking over somebody's seat here?LOLOL.....joking k. Very well writen and very well explain.... Thanks such a nice job done. BHK9