sergio
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Truth be told....
I'm not really into Panerai and pink gold or 42mm chronos (other than the MN). I am always weary of the way I answer. Still, it's a very handome piece, but not my kettle of fish, as they say. The fact that it's limited to Asia, is a dead give away about the preferences of people in that neck of the woods.
Pity about you changing the avatar but both, my PC screen and my tongue will get a well deserved rest... 
Ciao - Sergio
I had the 47s out for a picture update....
From the original 249....here we go: The "basic" 4....... The basic 4 on nice Persian Silk And while I was at it, throw in the last two in my box... Next stop 373 and 375....hopefully.. Cheers everybody - Sergio...
Not bad, my friend, not bad at all.
Love your first 4 aces more than the two last ones, but I have to admit that you have an impressive and beautiful family! Thanks for the family picture, Amico. Nicolas.
How not to agree with you.....
that's why 2 pictures with the "basics" and only a few seconds for the also-ran...hahaha Ciao - Sergio
Ouch...
you consider the 309 only as an also-run? I could easily rank it as high as 217 if not higher! Nice groups of 47mm
Hi Jester....
you're in an enviable positon. Your 309 is, infact, a 322 (one of my favourite PAMs). The 309, in my opinion never quite made it there. Yes, it has a superb Minerva vintage caliber, but the Titanium takes a bit of PAM DNA off, IMHO... Cheers - Sergio
This is interesting...
Do you discount the 309 due to it being brush finish or due to the material being titanium? How can you resist the ring?...
Well.....
firstly, since I have one, there's got to be something about this piece I like... That's the Minerva movement. I'm not saying the 309 it's a horrible model but for my taste the 322 is head and shoulders above the 309 (yes, the brown dial does it). Secondl...
I get your drift, but
One has gotta give Panerai on their construction of their titanium case...simply one of the best in the market. And I am unsure, even if it was given a SS case, it will be "up there" with the 203. I always feel that collectors prize and price Luminors abo...
Ok...
so I guess it's not so much about the brush or the polished finishing but it's the material of titanium you think it's not true to the original DNA then I guess? Personally I'm not too fussed between SS vs. Titanium. Having said that, if the wide utilizat...
You're quite right, actually...
I do believe that if Titanium would have been wide spread (or aluminium for that matter) a tecnologically aware company like Panerai would have been onto it, in a NewYork minute. But I still think SS adds a bit more...brawn to the watch. Your 203 would pr...
Well well well...
I was merely comparing 309 vs. 217... Where does 203 come from??? However, you did raise a good point: The weight of the watch would certainly affect my fondness and personally I think it's very important to have the right heft for the right watch. That b...
Fantastic collection!!!
Whilst you are here, may I enquire why you chose the 373? Also any opinion on the 370 chrono? Best, Horo
the 373 because of the.....
lost dial. Apart from a couple of prototypes, the dial has never been produced. Other than the beauty of the piece (I just got smittens the first time I saw the pictures) I believe it will become a "foundation" piece. As for the 370 it's indeed a great pi...
That's what I have read too
Just two prototypes have survived, one with a second hand counter apparently, which I think would have spoil the purity of the dial design, but hey, what do I know about designing dials. I also don't know why the Panerai people keep calling it German Navy...
Truth be told....
I'm not really into Panerai and pink gold or 42mm chronos (other than the MN). I am always weary of the way I answer. Still, it's a very handome piece, but not my kettle of fish, as they say. The fact that it's limited to Asia, is a dead give away about t...
Awesome. Once in a while......
someone remaind us what is all Panerai all about and you just did. Thanks Sergio. Regards John
fantastic Pamily...
its too bad I can't really comfortably wear the 249 or I would have kept it... and is that a 309 in the last photo? congrats!
Yeap....
the last in the...less than excellent....picture is a 309 allright... Ciao - Sergio
Aces High
That is a killer set if I may say so myself. Brothers in arms. The Ying Yang of Panerai creating harmony and balance. Greta set. Bill
Those are fantastic Sergio!
Looking at your Pamily pictures made me miss my days with those 47mm beauties.. And the upcoming 373 and 375 will definitely make a great addition to the family I know and I'm sure you'll get it.. It's just a matter of time Thanks for putting a smile on m...
Thanks Sam.....
you've got some yourself...just different straps, perhaps. Love your avatar.... Cheers my friend - Sergio
Different straps indeed...
At the end I prefer the OEM straps... It fits better, not ridiculously long and I feel more appropriate... Your fiddy on the burgundy looks awesome... And I'm surprised that black JV works well on the 232... I'm missing the times with those beauties.. Unf...
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magic number for Panerai.... and what to say about your 4 Aces ... if I were to choose I'll choosee same Bravo! 372 maybe? Best Damjan
Wow that's 47mm heaven!
Yup the PAM373 and PAM375 would be fine additions to your 47mm collection! What about the PAM372? You don't like that one? I think the PAM372 is the perfect Panerai! Cheers, Anthony
the 372 is...growing on me...
I have to admit. Not being an LE, maybe, there's no sense of urgency to get it. I know I will have one, one of these days... Again, good stuff about the NYC, L.A. reports.... Ciao - Sergio
Fantastic lineup Sergio!
All very powerful pieces that i share you with! Ciao and grazie for sharing these! Stephen
I really love those basics.......
......... the other PAM's are not bad either. Best regards, George
a Painfully BEAUTIFUL Collection.
WOW. a feast for the eye. Thanks for sharing Sergio. Love'em All.. Cheers