Looks like that prices are dropping about 5% in the US market. The European market seems to be going up. I guess the whole swiss franc debacle really is taking a hit, but we are getting a bit of a benefit here in the states. REF# MODEL DESCRIPTION 2015 Pr

Model: Luminor 3 Days GMT Power Reserve Automatic Production: Q Series Movement: Calibre P.9002 Power Reserve: 3 Days Water Resistance: 300m Dial Color: Black Sandwich Bezel: Polished Steel Case: Brushed Steel Caseback: Exhibition Crown Protector: Yes Cry

PANERAI LUMINOR 1950 3-DAYS POWER RESERVE GMT ON STEEL BRACELET - NEWEST RELEASE REF# PAM347, PAM 347 CURRENT RETAIL $11,000 Made for "M" series 44mm stainless steel case. Automatic in-house Panerai P.9002 cal. movement with power reserve, date and GMT fu

Just changed my mind and new choice is.... Pam 233 ! I like their mid-simplicity and GMT and PR are useful for me. But visit to AD made me little be sad :-( AD can't propose it to me soon. However, 320, 321, 347 are available very soon. What I will lose t

I am reproducing my SIHH 2010 report on Panerai here: The primary thing that struck me about this year’s Panerai collection is the seemingly liberal use of faux vintage ecru luminova – which works terrifically for the Panerai aesthetic. 2010 is a good yea

Just want to add that there is also the P.9001 movements. which are the Pam329, 320. These all have the GMT function with automatic winding and a nice 3 day power reserve. The Prices are just a little more than the ETA movements. these 2 both has a nice c

The primary thing that struck me about this year’s Panerai collection is the seemingly liberal use of faux vintage ecru luminova – which works terrifically for the Panerai aesthetic. 2010 is a good year for Panerai, it never has bad years, and this year’s

the 312, 328, 320, 329, 321, 347, 276, 306, and this variants My 285: