Black Seal

I did find a Black Seal explanation on Google Also, the PVD cases which were used during the Pre-V period, were not "reserved" for special editions, after the sale. They just were used and never re-ordered again (from the same supplier presumably) Some of

Agreed that it is a tempting one. Along with the new 5218; very Pre Vendome. Why not? Best, Nicolas

In context of the recent re-release of the PAM 5218, I became curious about other relatively rare PVD and DLC case models. Note that I’m not counting the more modern ceramic and carbotech models.I briefly tried researching the topic but still don’t have a

Hello experts! Looking for some advice… I have loved the Ceramic Black Seal 292 for a long time and may finally take the plunge. It seems to have been produced from 2006 to 2021? - anything to look out for? Same spec/movement all the way through? I have s

Personally I found it a little self serving…And I’m curious about a watch that’s discussed in the article, wasn’t the SlyTech Black Seal 5218-218/A confirmed as being fake? Nevertheless, one can’t overlook the fact that Panerai has made some really bad ma

Not a single one of these was ever produced. All the known pieces are fake, made by Luciano Rinaldi with Coro parts he got his hands on after the company went bankrupt. All the known watches have lug screws on both sides and the casebacks are marked 5218-

A watch which was a proto. Never in production. Here is the Proto 003. Best, Nicolas

A set of reissues of two watches, the Black Seal Slytech and the Dayilight Sly Tech, both issued in the Pre Vendome era. That was in 2014, if my memory serves me well. I just found these two official pictures: The Black Seal was a sea snake with only a fe