Comments:
you guys are in desperate need of a 190! ;-)
Best,
Jed
I like your original take on the "Table Shot"
I typically hate these type of shots, but yours was creative and different. I enjoyed it very much.
I agree with Anthony, the real standout was the PAM 163...just an awesome watch and movement!
Thanks!
Sunday Radiomir GTG (Modem Burner!)
Hi everyone,
A good friend and fellow Panerai collector came over this morning. We put our Radiomirs together, and had a blast comparing the dials and cases. I will let the pictures do the talking ...
I hope everyone enjoys these pictures as much as we did in taking them. The 232 has the fattest numerals. The numerals on the 309 looks a little anorexic by comparison. The 249 is PERFECT! The dials on the 210 and 183 are classic and should never be altered. The 288 and 214 share the same case thickness, which is quite thick; I look forward to seeing the in-house chronograph movement in a Radiomir case. Now if I can just get a 292 and afford a 315 ...
Thanks for looking,
George
A good friend and fellow Panerai collector came over this morning. We put our Radiomirs together, and had a blast comparing the dials and cases. I will let the pictures do the talking ...
45mm on this side
47mm on this side
steel 45mm chronos
309 in the middle
217 and 127 looking on from the side
all together now
setting up the side view
a line of Radiomirs
Radiomir clock?
Stonehenge? LOL
Parting shot
I hope everyone enjoys these pictures as much as we did in taking them. The 232 has the fattest numerals. The numerals on the 309 looks a little anorexic by comparison. The 249 is PERFECT! The dials on the 210 and 183 are classic and should never be altered. The 288 and 214 share the same case thickness, which is quite thick; I look forward to seeing the in-house chronograph movement in a Radiomir case. Now if I can just get a 292 and afford a 315 ...
Thanks for looking,
George
Very very nice Radiomir table shot!
The 44mm PAM163 is my favorite of the bunch. Not often we get a sighting of the only 44mm Radiomir in existence 
Cheers,
Anthony
Impressive!
That's an unbelievable collection of Panerais! I loved the photos! IMO anyone who thinks all Panerais look the same should take a look at your pictures. They may all share common DNA, but each watch has its own individual beauty.
Cheers,
Daos
George, fantastic collection of Radiomirs, and great shots, but...
you guys are in desperate need of a 190! ;-)
Best,
Jed
A Blast!
I like the Stonehenge constellation of RADs a lot :0)
Thank you for sharing
Marvelous pieces
BEst
Damian
Thank you for sharing
Marvelous pieces
BEst
Damian
Looks like a great gathering of
Radioheads and photoshots of those wire loops are amazing. Looks like some of them are simply safe queens?
Awesome A+++ collection you and your friend have there!
Great to see emphasis placed on the original panerai!
I love them!
Cheers
Stephen
Awesome collection between you two.....
I like your original take on the "Table Shot"
I typically hate these type of shots, but yours was creative and different. I enjoyed it very much.
I agree with Anthony, the real standout was the PAM 163...just an awesome watch and movement!
Thanks!