Panerai Radiomir Zerograph PAM067
Stainless Steel · Black Dial · 42mm
Ref: PAM067
SoldUSD 25,900
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- Brand
- Panerai
- Condition
- MINT
- Series
- PAM 67 Zerograph - MAKE ME AN OFFER
- Box
- N/A
- Model
- 0
- Papers
- N/A
- Reference
- PAM067
- Year
- N/A
- Case Size
- 42mm
- Case Material
- steel case
- Dial Color
- black dial
- Location
Netherlands
- Listed
- Nov 30, 2008
- Updated
- Nov 23, 2008
✅ SOLD — This item has been sold.
Description
Near mint with boxes/papers. Lemania CHT movement from the 1940s. Rare and arguable the most desirably Radiomir chronograph. 18KWG.
US$43,500. All reasonable offers considered.
Payment by wire. Impeccable references. Watchnet "good guy".
Email gctime @ gmail . com
Thanks for watching,
GC
⌚ Watch Specifications
Case
- Material
- steel case
- Diameter
- 42mm
Dial & Strap
- Dial
- black dial
- Strap
- strap
📖 About This Reference
The PAM00067 represents Panerai's Radiomir Zerograph series in a 42mm steel case configuration with black dial execution. This reference delivers the Zerograph complications in a moderately sized steel case format within the Radiomir family.
The watch features a 42mm steel case paired with a black dial. The construction follows Panerai's approach to the Radiomir case design, offering the Zerograph functionality in this specific size and material combination.
This reference appeals to collectors seeking Panerai's Zerograph complications in a steel case option. The 42mm sizing and black dial treatment position the PAM067 as a versatile option within the Radiomir Zerograph lineup, offering the series' distinctive functionality in this particular material and dial color specification.
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