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Well, the PAM 40 also has this part of mystery. We had endless discussions here or there about the fact to know if it came first or after the PAM 36. It might well be before, as a proto.
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Blast from the Past: Panerai Luminor Marina PAM 1.
A classic. An evocation of some great souvenirs. Best, Nicolas ...
I have to be honest with you....
..Nico (as always). I place the 001, at the bottom of the "early ones" list. The missing 9 on the dial, took long to get used to, for me at least
I will join the hunt
Been reading up on the pre-vendome to early vendome pieces to understand the DNA of a pure Panerai. Did you see the new platinum luminor with a green dial? What are your thoughts about this Sergio? Here is a shot of PAM36/40 from someone we know. Nico’s p...
Much as I love the...36
for it's tobacco dial and the 4 lines, I've never had any feeling whatsoever for the 40. Had the chance to buy it, a couple of times, but just wasn't interested. To me, the 40, it's just the titanium version of the 001 (sorry Nico). I've just had a look a...
I have been part of...
the discussion all along, I'm sure. I think I've been around for more than 15 years..haha I am aware of the aura and mistique of the 40 BUT, for me, it still looks like a titanium's 001 :P lollllll
The best pams are the simpler ones, not the moon phase-split chrono GMTs... but this is still pure enough for me.. besides their small seconds is unique and slick. Not a perfectly balanced
dial but maybe that's a nice counterpart (or option) to perfect symmetry.
