a MN Pre-A, because they were never produced The T-swiss-T MN: PAM006-007-008 are A models produced (200 pieces each) in 1998. The one in your picture is the PAM008. The PAM006 has a blue dial and the PAM007 has a white one. If you have a closer look at t

when things were still on the...up and up...the Swiss were producing 001-002-004-006-007-008-009 (that would be 1998-2001,some T-dialled, some L-dialled) and the most massively produced models in Panerai' history (I think) 024-025 and the 40mm, automatic

I'm not the great collector as you are but I do love having watches (especiall Panerai) in my small collection. Frankly speakin, the Mare is one of my most favorite PreVendomes (besides the 201A and 202A). As you said, the facinating balance on the dial b

I suspect you spend 24 hours a day at your computer policing the watchprosite The Tech Twist (LE =250) is simply a L.U.C. movement turned 30 degrees. The double barrel ensures power reserve of 65 hours. It's nothing like your Mare Nostrom, a hugely sought

I'm a little puzzled with the so called limited edition and the regular production watches from Panerai. I've been eyeing a pam242, apparently thats limited to 300 pieces production but its not a limited edition piece. My current 287 indicates that there