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I'm going to goof off all day since the office is closed in observance of Independence Day in the US.  Here's what I'll be wearing this Friday...

Happy 4th of July on Saturday to the Americans amongst us!

HAGWE!
Daos

This message has been edited by dxboon on 2009-07-03 01:24:56 This message has been edited by DrStrong on 2009-07-03 02:15:59 This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2009-07-05 16:54:18

Here's my contribution to this special Friday.



Best,

Nicolas

have a great weekend & Happy 4th folks....

This recent addition. I suspect it will be the case for a while

Have a good weekend

There have been some really attractive vintage examples shown in photos on this site.  Your watch is certainly one of those.

Cheers,
Daos

My new friend also...lol...

 

Best

Chung

 

This is a classic!  I think Seikos are underappreciated, especially in America.  Thanks for sharing your photo!

Cheers,

Daos

Thanks...dxboon...for u kind words...

Just a cheep collections...BUT I LIKE IT...lol...

Best

Chung

I don't often see Panerais on bracelets, so it's a nice change of pace!

Cheers,
Daos

This is a very new addition to my collection PAM 233, but its unusual and I do like to wind my watches, even if its every 8 days

cheers benio,

and a happy 4th from Australia

PAM 36?  Tobacco dials are my favorite!  It goes perfectly with your strap choice.  Sometimes, I think I need to buy a Panerai just so I can accessorize it with straps.  I suppose that's not surprising, as women are notorious when it comes to collecting accessories.

The French played an instrumental role in helping the colonials gain their independence, so today let me also say, "Vive la France!"

Cheers,
Daos

In a very bad era for us...

Back to the watch, yes, this is the infamous Pam 36, the only Titanium / Brown Dial / Tritium indexes.

A Cult watch for every Panerai Lover...

And proud to still own it.

Yes, playing with straps on Pannies is great but I guess it is not only a story of fun and accessory.

Choosing a strap requires to well know the watch, to get its spirit, its meaning.

Then the approrpiate strap is easy to find...

And, yes, after, it is fun, big fun!



Best, Sister.

Nicolas

HI hermano!.

This watch is a Hit, impressive!.

HAGWEE

Emilio

 

I don't wear it very often, but each time I do is a great pleasure.

Yes, I agree...One of the nicest Pannies!

Best,

Nicolas

Come celebrate with your American friends!

HAGWE

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Richard.

Yes, I should make my first trip to USA ( !!! ) quite soon...

And meet you all!

Have a great day, today.

Best,

Nicolas

...with the good Dr Ting (hopefully) and the rest of you former colonials who ruined shiploads of perfectly good tea, the evening will be spent disporting stars, stripes, red, white, blue and - errrr - gold. You have your independence (congratulations) - now please do something useful with it.  ;-)

 

 

Cheers,

pplater.

but i didnt.

MIH for me. old pic.

have good celebrations over the pond.

Graham

 

An Oeschlin fan I am!

Best,

Nicolas

i'm think i like it, its different and shows that the MIH suits all kinds of strap. for most use the black is still king.

 

Graham

Surprisingly, you have a wide choice of straps which work on this watch.

Still, I think that a simple strap, as the first you posted, works better on this watch, as to enhance its very strong personality, IMO....

Best, my lucky friend.

Nicolas

This is a fantastic watch!

Cheers,
Daos

Stunning dial I must say.
GEO

Does grilling hotdogs count as something useful?  LOL!  Your watch has one of the most beautiful dials of all time.

HAGWE!
Daos

year, as it was on my wrist for the past two years on the 4th.

I took this celebration literally this year

 

 

 

A Trio of independence,

The Gerber today, the VH tomorrow, and the TP for Sunday.

 

Hope all is well,

Mike

Independents for independence!  Lovely timepieces, good sir.  Thanks for sharing!

Cheers,

Daos

HAGWE