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Officine Panerai

The PAM5 would be a great first Luminor

44mm, Pre-V logo, manual wind - practically all the basics of Panerai

Too bad the PAM5 doesn't have a sandwich dial

Cheers,
Anthony

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Would a PAM005 be a good choice for first Luminor?

By: sclamb : March 30th, 2008-04:26

Just asking, of course Simon

In my darn-earnest opinion, a resounding YES!

By: zephyr49 : March 30th, 2008-04:46

Of course it will,

By: Asimut : March 30th, 2008-05:37

it is really appealing to the history of the brand with the solid caseback and the logo on the dial. Of course from the aesthetics and clean design point, the 111 may have an advantage with an upside of the sandwich dial and the nicely finished movement. ...

Thot 111 was a painted dial? [nt]

By: zephyr49 : March 30th, 2008-06:26

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From 'H' series the 111 has a sandwich dial and CDG decor of movement [nt]

By: Asimut : March 30th, 2008-07:17

No message body

Ah, tks Asi! [nt]

By: zephyr49 : March 30th, 2008-10:21

Well, Simon, it depends on what you want to do

By: amanico : March 30th, 2008-06:37

The PAM5 would be a great first Luminor

By: AnthonyTsai : March 30th, 2008-07:42

It is a good piece to start with..

By: colantotte : March 30th, 2008-09:30

Thanks for your replies so far....

By: sclamb : March 30th, 2008-09:57

for me, the dials sandwich go only on the Rad...

By: p@trice : March 30th, 2008-10:34

One of the best for any Panerai collection, go for it!!!! nt

By: Nad : March 30th, 2008-16:24

It sure does.

By: Krieng : March 30th, 2008-23:56

Certainly think so ...

By: Peter : March 31st, 2008-02:57

I'd say yes

By: arif : March 31st, 2008-21:03