Officine Panerai

Please tell us your wishes and we'll see in less than 2 weeks if you're correct!

I guess Radiomirs with the P.900x movement?

We already know there's the new P.999 movement for a 42mm Radiomir. 

I'm also guessing the hot watch this year will be the 1950 47mm base.  This year should be it

I will also take a wild stab and guess Panerai will release a perpetual or annual calendar.

Let's hear your wishes and guesses for SIHH 2010!

Cheers,
Anthony

 

 

This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2010-01-06 14:06:17

I'd also love to see a 47mm 1950 base watch.  But with a ceramic 305 I'd finally have a 47mm 1950 case watch and a submersible.  It would fill two holes in my collection. 

Now that would be a watch to definitely see in person!

Cheers,
Anthony

and also 150th anniversary SE

Will see in few days

Cheers,

Patrickh

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because it would be too similar to the regular PAM317.  The only way I can see this happen is if Panerai makes a 40mm Luminor 1950 version of the PAM317?  I don't know if the P.999 movement is small enough though but it probably is since it can fit in a 42mm Radiomir.

Cheers,
Anthony

Panerai will use this mould for other models (financial concern).

I hope they will do this and the new calibre will fit well in this 44 case,IMHO.

Will see in few days,

Cheers,

Patrickh

...but just because I missed the boat the first time around and can't afford the white gold PAM 80 now, I'd like to see a steel 42mm Radiomir jump second with magnifying lens on the rear sapphire crystal just like the Independent.  Otherwise, a steel 42mm Rad with P.999 movement would be cool. 

Cheers,
Daos

If not this year, then definitely the following year IMO.

Cheers,
Anthony

with a simple in-house manual movement.  

I'd be excited to see Panerai unveil such a piece!

*fingers crossed*

Daos

Cause i aint got no luminor just yet!

Is this the only combo you would consider for your 1st Luminor?  Or do you have your eye on a current Luminor?

Cheers,
Anthony

And no, i am open to other options as well as long as it is 47mm and is a hand-wound.

Naturally i am still searching for my 127, 217, 203, but as you know me, these have to be purchased from an AD, i don't do greys, and naturally since they are just about all impossible to find officially, one can say that i'V given them the pass.

So it's up to future releases for me.

Ciao and can't wait for your coverage in a little over a week!

Stephen

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brown sandwhich dial, sub seconds at 9 (or not), Rolex movement.

Or just a 190 but with brown dial to differentiate it from the previous batch's with JLC movement.....not sure if I would be as keen if it had an in-house movement.

Unfortunately Luminors just don't fit me or look right so Radiomir al the way unless there was a hybrid Radiomir case with luminor lugs like on some very old original Panerai's.

Time will tell,

Andy.

my guess would be it would be housed in a 47mm case rather than 45mm.  But I think it would be more plausible for Panerai to introduce a Luminor w/ Rolex movement since there's already the PAM21 Radiomir w/ Rolex movement from 1997.

But your hybrid Radiomir case w/ luminor lugs has a high chance of becoming real someday IMO.  If it does, that watch would be smoking hot!

Cheers,
Anthony

This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2010-01-07 20:15:31

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a re-issue of the 2533 in the same way that the 249 came out...!!!  SS and 47mm please.

Yours,

Andy.

A Base on 1950 case - either 45 or 47 mm - with brown dial and golden hands would be perfect for me. Let's see....

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I can't think of any forged carbon piece from any of the brands in the Richemont Group.  Are there any?  If so, then this would be a possiblity since Richemont brands seem to borrow from each other.

Cheers,
Anthony

None in Richemont have forged carbon just yet.

The closest brand that does forged carbon and is in SIHH is AP, but since AP isnt Richemont, i don't know yet.

But if there is a Richemont brand that would do forged carbon 1st, my bet is on Panerai.

Ciao

Stephen

Love to see the 1950 dial with the 12, 3, 6 and 9 as well as the subseconds in the large rad case.
Have to have gold hands of course and  the domed crystal.

-Sam

Maybe it will happen someday?  If so, that would be awesome to see how the curves and lines of this watch.

Cheers,
Anthony

That can be purchased from an AD and not grey market.

47mm, 1950 case, steel and plain

alepos