But a couple of observations in no particular order: - These are watches that never should have seen auction. There was never an “auction market” for a 323 or 372. Seller should have sold them to the dealer. - Results tends have been weak all season, but

You have a nice round-up there Sir - a good dilemma to find yourself in... Being pretty new to this much talked about brand, I didn\'t let too much noise cloud my judgement when picking my entry to its intriguing world. As for opinions, I stick to Dirty H

I have the 323 now...

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

FS: MINT Panerai 323 O Series Radiomir 10 Days Automatic 47mm Stainless Absolutely mint, very little signs of wear if any. Strap is in excellent condition. Previous owner misplaced boxes/ papers. Current retail $13,800 Price: $8,250  Will consider certai

Hi As you say, the 391 and 323 are significantly different. I owned a PAM 323 before I acquired my 391 as I was always looking for one. The PAM 323 is a regular production piece so you will find a number around. The PAM 391 on the other hand is a LE to 30

Hi again neilz, I went to the Panerai Boutique in Singapore to enquire about the 391, but it has been sold out. Would you think that the 323 is worth getting as the "next best option"? This is the watch: Hodinkee reviewed it last year here: I think the

For Sale FOR SALE  OFFICINE PANERAI  47mm RADIOMIR  10 DAY POWER RESERVE MANUAL Model Name: PAM 323 O SERIES BSJ Item Number: TBD Movement Details: Panerai P.9002 calibre; 8 day power reserve Dial Description: Black sandwich dial Case Size: 47mm Crow