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platinum cali with in-house movement
this is different than the 349 since it is platinum rather than titanium
radiomir with "indepent" movement -
all mechanical movement designed to make the seconds hand jump to each seconds marker rather than sweep
Photos of 2 extremely rare radiomirs
platinum cali with in-house movement
this is different than the 349 since it is platinum rather than titanium
radiomir with "indepent" movement -
all mechanical movement designed to make the seconds hand jump to each seconds marker rather than sweep
If only it didn't have this infamous small second...
As for the Independant, yes, that is a cool one!
Always loved it.
Best and thanks for sharing these great pictures.
Nicolas
correction: the cali is the PAM 387 with minerva movement in an edition of 11
please forgive my atrocious error.
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thanks nicolas !
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thanks nicolas !
I was familiar with the Indipendent...
and was very...VERY close to buying one, when on offer at a dealer in Singapore, a while back. it's the first time I see the 387. What a pity, though, the "seconds" really do a number to the dial. 
Ciao - Sergio
Strange again, if 12 The mighty elites' table would be complete ;-) [nt]
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Two very nice watches.
I was wondering what was bothering me about the cali dial and couldn't figure it out. Of course, it was looking me straight in the face thanks to Nicolas pointing it out for me. The small seconds at 9 o'clock on the dial.
Does not suit the dial if you want my humble opinion.
Best regards,
George
The 387 is amazing! The platinium change deeply the case, and the price is almost justifie
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Wonderfuls pics!
Finally
a picture from fellow owner. Out of curiousity, what was the difference in LIST price between this & PAM262: Platinum 47mm california?
Lovely duo Radiomirs! It's not often we get to see these 2 beauties
Thanks for sharing!
Cheers,
Anthony
PS. Great photos btw too.
Very nice; and I'm not familiar with either of them...
Thanks for sharing pics of these rare birds.
Basically a very nice and luxurious Radiomir!
Thanks for sharing pics of that rare catch!
Stephen
387 is really nice...
I can only wish that it was in steel...
And for the independent.. It's one of the early non-historic, Radiomirs, that are extremely classy, original and gorgeous
Thanks for sharing Mike
Always love to see your photographs
Best,
Sam
Beautiful pictures, thank you. It is strangely now called a PANERAI
that is probably why it now shows the second at 9...
Anyway a good piece for fun.
Oh and by the way... long time no see. I hope all is good for you?
Anyway a good piece for fun.
Oh and by the way... long time no see. I hope all is good for you?
If this is the Mike I am thinking about, it is extremely cool to see him here, indeed. [nt]
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