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Which Panerai Mare Nostrum you like better - the original PAM300 or PAM603?
Original PAM300 Mare Nostrum in stainless steel with black dial, olive green strap & blue hands
The new Mare Nostrum PAM603 in titanium from SIHH 2015 w/ brown dial and faux patina hands
Which one of these 52mm monsters you like better?
Personally I think the original PAM300 is better looking. This new PAM603 Mare Nostrum seems a bit too plain and boring design-wise.
Cheers,
Anthony
This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2015-04-25 11:26:46
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Which Panerai Mare Nostrum you like better - the original PAM300 or PAM603?
Original PAM300 Mare Nostrum in stainless steel with black dial, olive green strap & blue hands The new Mare Nostrum PAM603 in titanium from SIHH 2015 w/ brown dial and faux patina hands Which one of these 52mm monsters you like better? Personally I t...
If I am not wrong, the 603 has a big advantage, the titanium case.
Which is much lighter than the steel Pam 300. Though, 52 mm is a big problem. As for the dial, I love both of them. Yhe Minerva movement is the cherry on the cake. Again, the size... If only Panerai released it in a wearable ( 45 / 47 mm ) size! Best, Nic...
I think one day Panerai will make a smaller Mare Nostrum case
And I think this new smaller case will be the "new" case they will introduce. For me though if this were to happen, I\'d still be disappointed and would want Panerai to introduce a totally brand new case to help fight the apathy I\'m starting to feel for ...
I wish you are right about a smaller case. Now, I would like to see a new case for
Dressier and more complicated offers... Panerai, do you ( finally ) hear us? Best, Nicolas
Indeed so, and Anthony's pic makes the watch look wearable despite it's monstrous size.
But the 300 is a much more interesting color scheme in my eyes.
Hehe that's not my wrist
It's actually an ex-NFL player's wrist, so he's a pretty big guy. Cheers, Anthony
300 color scheme, but the 008 is 42mm
what is the history of the smaller mare? At 42mm?
5218-301/A was the first in the Pre Vendome Era, then the Pre V Slytech 302
Graduated bezel, or 304, Smooth bezel. Of course, the first Mare is from 1943 ( if my memory serves me well ) and existed only as a proto, housing an Angélus movement. The case was 52 mm big, and the PAM 300 is a trustful re edition. Then, in 1997, you ha...
Thanks Nicolas!!!
i do prefer smooth bezel vs. graduated bezel, but I prefer 42mm Haha, or maybe 45/47...not 52!
300 for the colour scheme, 603 for the case
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