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Thoughts on the Pam 507??
Hello,
This is the new pr bronzo 47mm submersible....... any thoughts..... concerns..... etc. etc.???
Thanks,
Jonathan
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This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2013-11-17 10:11:28
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Thoughts on the Pam 507??
Hello, This is the new pr bronzo 47mm submersible....... any thoughts..... concerns..... etc. etc.??? Thanks, Jonathan [inserted PAM507 picture for reference -AT] ...
I posted a short post on the Panerai PAM507 Submersible Bronzo Power Reserve
earlier. Link here: If you didn't get the original Bronzo PAM382 and want to get one, I would hold off on the PAM507 because I never liked Panerai's off-centered power reserve. It makes the watch look unbalanced IMO. My bet is Panerai will make another v...
I tried, unsuccessfully, to buy the 382
I thought the combination of bronze with the green dial was stunning and a worthy creation by Panerai. And most of us thought it would be a one time run (certainly not because of Panerai's history of remaking everything, but because of the famous Bonati i...
I expect as much as 80% of 507 to go to those who got the 382
So kind of defeats the object of giving more choice to those who didn't get a 382, I see on the panerai dedicated forum that the owner of a 382 just got a 507 As they put it "Bronzo is gonzo with pronzo" If panerai really wants to satisfy ALL their client...
That would really surprise me.
Most 382 owners like Bruno expressed their disappointment when Panerai announced a second Bronzo model. And most 382 owners also say their watch is better, has a cleaner dial, was the first, etc. So why would they even want a 507? I think we can argue aga...
Don't be surprised..... I already know that many 382 already put their names on it BUT
I totally agree on the 44 I would love it with green though
IMHO...if the original dial was not released first
the 507 would be well received...even with the much debated PR indicator... on this piece, maybe its all that goes on with the bronze material, I kinnda like it with the PR.. how do you feel about it Jonathan? Hope you are well!
thoughts on the 507
I am suppose to be allotted one, hopefully before Christmas 2013. I can't wait to get my hands on such, for my hunt on its predecessor, 382, is futile thus far!!!
i like it
I really like the watch.. I like the placement of the PR indicator. I hope to be able to snag one of these