but when you're a hot brand like Panerai, making only 50 pieces, debuting a new titanium Radiomir case, using a brown dial and Minerva movement, I'd expect Panerai to charge a premium for the PAM322. I personally think the watch should have been priced no more than $20k but that's a different story :P
- Anthony
47mm radiomir
brown dial
50 pieces
~18,000 Euros
power reserve 55 hours
hand-wound
all bridges are made out of Maillechort (nickel silver alloy)
case is Grade 2 titanium and polished bezel is Grade 5 titanium
removable wire lugs
calibre OP XXVII which is a movement based on the Minerva 16-17 movement.
Well, 309 are 100 pieces, 322 are 50 pieces, so a total of 150 pieces, theonly difference being a black dial for the first, and a brown dial for the 2d.
IMO, the watch shouldn't have been priced more than 15 K USD, but there is an horlogical price, and there is a marketting price...
A thing that " jumps " to the eyes, while seeing your pic of the case back...
The Minerva movement has been Paneraized...Look at the decorations of the bridges...The same decoration than the Cali...It's sad.
A Minerva movement doesn't need to be designed as a Panerai " movement "...IMO.
Best.
Nicolas
Tantalum is so amazing, and nice, with its dark grey blue reflects...
A stunnig watch, and so underated that I find it very appealing!
A connoisseur watch, IMO
Best.
Nicolas