Officine Panerai

Hello fellow panerai enthusiasts~

 

This is my first time posting a thread on watchprosite.com m

 

Here are some of my pams I've been relentlessly collecting for the past year or so.

 

tried stacking them vertically, but failed.

 

enjoy~ ^_^

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And welcome here
BEst
Damian
This message has been edited by Ares501 on 2008-12-09 05:06:17

Pretty good for a first post!

Enjoy them all.

 

Alex

This message has been edited by ajc79 on 2008-12-09 05:30:21

Thanks for sharing. Thats an impressive collection of Pams you got there The gold piece is sure unusual but stunning

 

 

 

Regards

WoW!!!

Looks like you got quite an impressive collection of neo vintage vendome pieces there?   Did you get them from new or were they the awards from your search in the secondary markets?

the Pams that I acquired from the AD directly are 249 and 123

all other pams are treaures I found in the secondary market and from friends.

all the best~

 

 

I see 001, 23 (or was it a 29?), 27, 87, 123, 127, 140, 172, 217, 249?  

 

As you already know, Panerais are always hard to come by especially @ a Boutique or AD.

 

In my case, I was really lucky to have found the 249 @ an AD in Tokyo before the JPY hit the roof.

 

Now to answer your question

 

hmmmm........

 

I would have to say it took me the longest time to obtain pam 123 as I it was my first panerai

 

and traveled over 4 countries to find it when in fact it was innocently laying on the display @

 

a Panerai AD right here in Seoul Korea(this was when Panerai had an AD in Seoul)

 

and what  an eye you have !!

1A, 27B, 29A, 87G, 123, 127, 140, 172, 217, 249

 

thanks

 

Cheer~!!

 

Well, quite impressive actually if you have been collecting for only a year. I see you  have one Radiomir out of the lot and you have chosen one of the finest IMO.Thanks for posting these wonderful shots for us to share.

hi fernando~

 

as you can see from the pictures.

 

I did not go the extra mile for Radiomir collection, but I have my eyes on a new Radiomir

and I will be more than happy to share the pictures with Purists when obtained.

 

 

thanks~

 

Cheers~!!

I would kill for some of the models you own, especially the 47mm luminors!

COngrats, and welcome to the forum!

Thanks for sharing your collection with us so generously, ko map sumnida!

Chael pu takute sumnida!

Stephen

Hi stephen~

 

Thanks for the great compliment~!

 

and your Korean is very impressive my friend~!!  (if you are not Korean that is. LOL)

 

Cheers~!!

You really do have a jaw dropping line-up!

Nope, i'm not korean, i'm indonesian!

Cheers

Stephen!

Congrats, my friend!

A 127, 217, 249...Nice trio.

The Sub Pam 87 is not bad, either!

And you pics, my friend...your pics...

Tell me, you really tried to stack them all???

Best, and hope to read you more often, here!

Nicolas

Yeah!! The watch for close combat in jailhouse. You can use it like "Poing americain"!

Hello Nicolas~

 

the most I could stack vertically with 44mm Luminors was 5.

 

the 87, 127, 217, 249 makes it almost impossible to stack all 10 panerais.

 

now I would be very, very impressed if someone out there can pull that off. LOL

 

thanks for the compliment my friend~ ^_^

 

Cheers~!!

What is the PVD coating??

Hello Pifpaf

 

the watch you are refering to is in fact not a PVD model.

 

It's pam 172 44mm Luminor Tantalium

 

thanks~

 

Cheers~!!

This 172 has something really special, and I'd even say ...spohisticated, but sober, which works very well with the Luminor Marina.

I didn't see it on your pics, but now that you mention it...

Congrats for this one, too!

Best.

Nicolas

thanks for sharing the horizontal stack

Alepos

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and thank you so much for sharing your amazing collection,

Looking forward to see more pics,

Cheers,

Asi

you have a great Pam collection.

Hope read you more and waiting for more pics...

Best.

Emilio.

You have various style of PAMs in your line-up. I believe you will always find the difficulties when selection one to strap on your wrist.

Cheers and thanks for sharing.