Officine Panerai

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I believe the PAM21 is the most expensive of all 6 listed?  So does that mean it's the most "collectible"?  Shrug.  Who knows what the future will bring.
(Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.  I'm not sure of current vintage pricing)

However, the PAM21 for some may be low on the list because it technically isn't a vintage Panerai since it's a reproduction piece.  Personally for me, I'd rather have a 6152/1 Luminor instead of the PAM21 since I prefer Luminors over Radiomirs because of the iconic crown protector.

Cheers,
Anthony

 

I can't wait to see the PAM348 in person and I can imagine it must be hard NOT to look at the rotating cage all day thru the skeletonized dial!!!

How often do you take the watch off just to look at that wonderful tourbillon cage?

Discreet, clean dial and a tourbillon just for you..;-))

Thanks for sharing,

Patrickh

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So hopefully Ed can also provide some personal experience with a Panerai tourbillon.

Ed Tonkin's prior thread:  panerai.watchprosite.com

Cheers,
Anthony

 

 

This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2010-04-23 12:28:44

loooove this watch! The platinum is very heavy almost to the point of being top heavy but it still is extremely comfortable. I have it on a JV strap and it brings out the gold colored hands. The watch keeps excellent time and it is fun to see the blue dot indicating the tourbillon rotating fully around in 30 seconds. When I need a good "jolt" I simply remove the watch from my wrist and VOILA! There is the beautifully constructed tourbillon; the way it is situated reminds me to throw a chicken on the BBQ rotisserie and then I am doubly happy!

I think you will be happy with a Panerai tourbillon. The discussion of other alternatives is always interesting and people have many diverse opinions. What matters most, of course , is your very own opinion, and if you are really enamored with this watch then go for it and you will never regret it. I too enjoy the "stealth" nature of the watch in that it is not flashy and no one really knows what lurks beneath the dial and on the backside unless they are a true Paneristi!

Remember to have fun and do not agonize. This is the most fun part, in my opinion; the thrill of deciding and the hunt for your special timepiece.

Enjoy it all. I wish a wonderful weekend to everyone. I will try to take some snaps this weekend to post.

Best regards,

Eddy

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of platinum or the light feel of titanium. On whether you prefer the 1950 style case or the Radiomir case. On whether your prefer a brown colored dial to a black one. On whether you want to see an ivory colored dot circle the subdial in 30 seconds or a blue one. Decisions, decisions . . . One thing is for sure, in my opinion . . . you cannot go wrong and will possess a beautiful timepiece that my hope is you wear in the very best of health and enjoy for years to come.

Regards,

Eddy

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...I was looking for one at one point but then was proposed the 306 and I'm happy I have it.

nt.

That i know is not permited in this forum? Like your e-mail!!! Thank you.

 

 

This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2010-04-24 20:29:34

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nt

This one is a Panerai Radiomir Tourbillon PAM330 in pink gold

Cheers,
Anthony

This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2010-04-23 20:12:00

awesome piece...

I want the valuable opinion of you guys in this forum!!!Thank`s

Then again, it's a custom order piece, so if you want one, you have to custom order it.  Price tag is very high (forgot exact price but was somewhere between $300k-$450k?) but you do get a beautiful Panerai w/ equation of time, tourbillon, and star chart.

I tried the prototype dummy on my wrist, and it felt pretty good on the wrist.  If you can easily wear a 47mm, you can wear the 50mm since it didn't feel that much larger IMO.

Cheers,
Anthony

 

 

This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2010-04-25 09:07:07

usd220k? or m i misinformed.

 

how abt the pam 348??

Link to 2010 Panerai Price List:  panerai.watchprosite.com

Note that these were only estimated pricing and pricing may have changed since time of posting.

Cheers,
Anthony

 

 

This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2010-04-27 16:10:50

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