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Very true..I only needed
a little push hahaha......No way I was in love with the 301A at that time...and now that I have one I still can not understand why it took me so long...Lets face it..You told me a long time ago..and luckily I saw the big picture in time..I agree amigo some great talks..and I am very happy we can continue our discussions on this great forum.........Best guillermo.......
Three Vacancies
Panerais are definitely my new love - at this juncture, I am not sure what my favorite brand is: it's a tie between Panerai and PP... As you can see, there are 3 vacancies in this box: This is what I currently have: PAM 180, 192, 203, 224, 228, 229 and 27...
Since you asked, Sam, I will be very honest in my answer
Keep the 203, and the 192. Sell the others, and go on heavy stuff, like Logo and Mare Pre Vendome, why not a MM Pre V, then a Pam 36 ,and a Pam 40, a Bomba Pam 64, the Rad Pam 64, and the last one could be a White dialed Pam as a Daylight Slytech Pre V, o...
Wow...I see that I have a lot to learn in this new-found passion
Thanks Nicolas. I will research on and pursue you excellent advice! Best Sam
Sam, Panerai is like a Labyrinth
It is very easy to loose yourself inside of it. It requires some home work before going on it, and studying where is the exit...LOL Seriously, this is the most passionate thing, with this brand. Read, read more and more, and you'll discover and learn the ...
This time I am not with Nico (amanico)
I think that appreciating vintage and pre-V Panerai watches is a process that takes time and should not be rushed into, otherwise it will be that you are going there from the wrong reasons. Studying the history and becoming passionate about it, is IMO a m...
Agree, Asi
To be studied before being able to appreciate them... Of course, my friend. Best. Nicolas
Thanks folks!
Really appreciate the expert views all around. I think it's natural that we have some diversity. Every person has a different reason for collecting a certain piece. So far my criteria are: - Whether the looks sing to me - Rarity - Movement - And to a less...
Great collection there Sam
And congrats on the new acquisition of the Firenze set. I think it's fair to deduce from your criteria above that you're drawn to the looks of the Luminor. Having said that, it would still be nice to balance out the collection with a Radiomir? You've also...
Thanks Jestor...I will definitely get the Cali as a start
And I will do some digging on the pre-Vendomes. BTW, it was nice to bump into you at Christie's the other day. Did you get the "Tribute to Enzo Ferrari"? It fetched a rather remarkable price... I went for the HW Zalium Ocean Diver but was narrowly outbid ...
The Cali is a very nice choice, Sam!
Sure you'll be happy with... Here a pic to give you stronger motivations... Beauty apart, it is interesting to see how some brands recently gave a Vintage look to the dials of their watches... I don't see it as an artificial Beauty, but as a TRUE Beauty.....
I agree both with Nicolas and Asi...Nicolas is
trying to guide you towards the ´´true historic line´´ via a shortcut hahaha...You will find your way eventually..We have all been there...I also learned a great deal from Nico..When I was just exploring and learning..he was allready talking to me about P...
Pleading Innocent in this case, Guillermo!
The Background was very favorable with you, my friend. You were already in love woth these Pre V watches. You already got their power, their interest, and then " necessity " to get one or 2 in a collection. You were even farer, with the 205/A ,and all you...
Amanico is stuck in the past :P
Hhehe LOL! I'd keep what you have and feel the same way as Craig. It's nice to have one of the early pieces but I wouldn't go so far as to sell most of your collection to get them. Some hardcore Panerai fans are "stuck in the past" (let me stress that the...
LOL, Anthony, but not really
As the 232 and the 249 I quoted are 2 years old...LOL Best. Nicolas
