Panerai 0
Ref: PAM384
Want To BuyUSD 10,000
+ USD 0 shipping
107
Posts
17
Sold
21
Active
United States
View all listings →
Active Jan 13
- Brand
- Panerai
- Condition
- MINT
- Series
- PAM384 Radiomir 8 Day Power Reserve ceramic
- Box
- Yes
- Model
- 0
- Papers
- Yes
- Reference
- PAM384
- Year
- N/A
- Case Size
- 45mm
- Case Material
- Black Ceramic
- Location
- United States
- Listed
- Jan 18, 2012
- Updated
- Jan 17, 2012
Description
Looking to purchase ceramic PAM 384 for $10,000 or less new or used, Located in Los Angeles.
⌚ Watch Specifications
Movement
- Type
- Calibre P.2002/3
Case
- Material
- Black Ceramic
- Diameter
- 45mm
- Water Resist.
- 100m
- Crystal
- 2mm Sapphire
- Bezel
- Black Ceramic
- Strap
- Leather
📖 About This Reference
The PAM384 represents Panerai's ceramic interpretation within the Radiomir 8 Day series. This reference distinguishes itself through the use of black ceramic construction, offering an alternative material approach to the collection's extended power reserve complications.
The 45mm case is constructed entirely in black ceramic, paired with a matching black ceramic bezel. The watch features a 2mm sapphire crystal and maintains 100-meter water resistance. The timepiece is powered by the Calibre P.2002/3 movement, providing the eight-day power reserve characteristic of this series.
The PAM384 appeals to collectors seeking ceramic case construction within Panerai's offerings. The all-black ceramic execution provides a contemporary material choice while maintaining the 45mm proportions typical of the brand's sizing approach. This reference serves collectors interested in alternative case materials beyond traditional steel or precious metal options.
Collector Discussions
384 reporting for duty.
Panerai PAM384 joins a family at Ferrari World, its ceramic case standing out for holidays.
Subliminal Radiomir
Delve into the appeal of Panerai's Radiomir Composite Black Seal 3 Days Automatic in the discussion. Discover the enchanting PAM505 model with vivid images and rich details.
Ceramic 45mm Radomir Choices... 292 v 643 v 384 v 643
Hello all I like the look of all of these ceramic watches, especially the 292 (small seconds manual) 643 (hobnail automatic) and 384 (8 days manual). However, I have very little knowledge of the brand and the qualities of the various movements (any in-house?), robustness of the ceramic (any DLC coat
Hi from a noob and Radiomir questions/dilemma...
Hi all, been lurking for a while and just got my first Pam, a 317K which I'm still over the moon about! Here's a wristshot: Which brings me to my next point. I'm looking for a Radiomir to complement the 317. I've been reading that the Radiomirs typically wear smaller than the Luminors due to the sho
PuristSPro Panerai dinner events in LA & NYC write-up
What is it about Panerai which makes many of us drool? Why does strapping on a Panerai feel "good"? And why don't I get this same feeling when I strap on a watch from another brand? What is Panerai's allure? I think it's safe to say that all of us who attended our recent New York City (Sep 8, 2011)
thoughts on the 384
The 384 is almost a killer piece in my mind but I'm just not a Rad guy. If Panerai is listening please issue the 384 in a black ceramic 44mm luminor case, no date, PR on the back and please please please keep the faux patina'd sandwich dial. Regular production SIHH 2012!
🛡️ Buyer Protection
⚠️ Payment Safety: Use PayPal Goods & Services for buyer protection with new sellers.
🔒 Verify: Request a timestamp photo with today's date and your username.
🤝 Meet Safely: For local deals, meet in a safe public place.
You May Also Like
💬 Questions & Comments
Sign in to ask questions or join the conversation
No comments yet
Be the first to ask a question or start a conversation