oh well....
I have to admit that there are some duos, in here that would truly justify your....quote...
Thanks anyway.....Sergio
A winning hand!!
other combos you mentioned are all in agreement with me
Best
How about this pair ?
NOT my photo or watches, but one of the best pair I've ever seen my two faves
Have to say i love the one on the left!
I'v always loved this shot of yours Mirador!
Glad to see you posting again, and sharing this highly desired shot!
Cheers mate
Stephen
Wow!! Finally someone able to pull off the Egi
Here's my "fantasmagoric" pair mon ami!
I would of course wish so much for a vintage Radiomir, preferably the Ref. 2533!
And a PAM 21 together with a PAM 203 just like our dearest Anths does is mightily perfect!
But well, for me, for the contemporary, and for what i'v been blessed with in the recent times, I present these 2 as my Aces!
One is a Radiomir ( which has caused quite a stir as of late) and the other is well a Luminor if your definition of a Luminor from the present is a Panerai with a crown-guard!
Cheers!
Stephen
This is what I've been waiting for...
Amazing!!
Sam
The dials are the same indeed...
But actually even the L'Egiziano has quite a huge chunk of modern reinterpretation from Panerai too, the case which naturally occupies the largest portion of the watch is crafted out of titanium, a feat which would have been impossible back in 1956.
And the modern in-house movement that powers both pieces ( as opposed to the externally sourced Rolex and Angelus) also provides much better reliability and more importantly accuracy than in the past. My 339 which is still undergoing it's trial period and have not been wound in the past 10 days is still showing very promising results!
Thus both are equally new in their own rights.
Cheers and terima kasih!
Stephen
I've always thought that the egiziano case is made of SS...
I'm glad everything goes well with the 339... I'm really looking forward to see it in metal (err.. panerai composite
)You are very very lucky to own these two Panerai Stephen!
Best,
Sam
If it was crafted out of SS.......
I can just imagine the uproar on the forums! But i would have prefered and worn it too if it was crafted out of Platinum! 777 grams!
Lol!
Thank you very VERY Sam!
Cheers
Stephen
ah! i knewww it!
resting beautifully ticking the same time
uniquely my BluNotte's
love~
PS: I fold mon ami~
This message has been edited by RougeCherise on 2010-11-11 03:33:29
Now we don't normally see these two pieces around..
Such a great pair!!
I've always adored the pam65. I seriously think that it is the dressies of all Panerai.. Love that it has 42mm case, amazing blue dial, central second hand and the big date. Makes it a unique Panerai..
Best,
Sam
thanks sam and anthony
These are two very appealing specimens of the modern times, Stephen.
Even if I wouldn't qualify the Egiziano as a Luminor, they both are great examples.
Without any doubt.
One Sub, one Rad... You are at the middle of the trip, Stephen.
Which will be your next?
Best,
Nicolas.
Merci beaucoup mon ami!
I am definitely hoping for a genuine Luminor at 47mm next!
Or as i still say it again, a re-homage to my most beloved vintage Panerai, the ref. 2533!
A beintot!
Stephen
Was looking forward to see your post on this thread,
cuz i knew it would be a treat!
Well done on those pieces, pal!
Cheers,
MosesL
Grazie!
Knew that you would love this pair shot!
Thanks and have a great Friday!
Stephen
Asi, I knew it was a silly game ...
Now it hurts...
ALL the pieces you post, ALL, are amazing.
But I have to say that this small Egiziano will stay very dear to my heart.
What a watch!
Any of " your " Luminors would bring a smile to my face.
Nicely played, my friend.
All the best and many thanks for these slices of Dream.
Nico.