Much has been made of the size of the 5976, and while we can all read of its dimensions and mass, I thought laying the Naughty alongside a few of the original "big" watches may be telling. Panerai test subjects include PAM 64 - aka La Bomba - and PAM 106,
Dear PuristS, I am going on a trip to virtual 'end of the world'. Of course, I need a watch to accompany me. Please let me know what you think. First a few parameters: North of 71st parallel Temperature outside from -20 to -40 with icy winds and snow Spen
I think how different they look to others really got me to fall for Panerai. Then I was surfing the net and read a store about the 106 and I loved it. The anthracite dial is so amazing when I saw one for sale I knew that would be the first Panerai!
I have been been into watches for 12 years or so and been really collecting for maybe 7 years. I have always wanted to buy from my local AD, just more of a comfort thing and why not buy local. When I decided to buy my Breitling superocean yellow abyss I w
Hi Michael I allready have a PAM 106, but I want something bigger cause I love big divers watches ;-) I have been lokking for a PAM 87, but have been told by an expert and former Panerai employe called Rainer, that 80-90% of the PAM 87's are trash in his
And to elaborate with some interesting informations about this reference, the differences with the PAM 170, and the references which use the anthracite dial. Useful, and interesting. Bravo, and thanks. As for this watch, I love the dial a lot. Nice Submer
This a Sub you don't see to often, the Pam 106 with anthracite dial. This is a D series with T dial. They only made the 106 in D and in E in a run of 500. Some of the E series have a L dial. The difference between the Pam 170 and the 106 is the 106 has br
Are a thing of beauty!! Thank for posting those. I always love seeing pics of them would love to try one on one day! I have a 106 which I love and also a 505 that is just amazing!!!
I've always found a diving watch w/ rotatable bezel to be the perfect watch that represents Panerai, a brand with such a strong association w/ military divers... [Picture courtesy of some auction catalogs years ago, I believe] Here I guess one can see tha