Officine Panerai

Thanks all for such engagement, some very interesting bits of info I still need to respond to. For myself, I am a commercial banker ($10mm-$100mm revenues) for a large US bank. I had never comingled horological passion with work; not intentionally it was

Own a 2002 Panerai Luminor 127, what would you says is it’s “equivalent” in terms of history/significance in a Radiomir model and why? Something like a 587, or other?

.. i always appreciate your ppsitive comments & I amhappy, you like some of the choices. – And Yes, the PAM 1074 Luminor Submersible, Abisso Blue is a quite recent, happy add–on to my stables ! If I remember correctly you also own a Submersible, but d

Team, – here some humble choices.. Lemania 15 TL Monopusher Chrono Like the cool under-the-radar appeal of this Explorer I Explorer 6610 gilt Autumnal mood.. My beloved TT Polaris 1968 Submariner 5513 Low key Panerai Radiomir PAM Luminor One of my absolut

It would make a nice addition to my Luminor.

First of all, i am a fan of IWC among other brands. I love your Big Pilot "collector's collection". As an enthusiast, I had to choose THE one and ONLY Big Pilot that I wanted to add to my collection, because I didn't have a pilot watch. I knew mine had to

In 2015. and it was the most comfortable 47 Luminor I had. Plexi was added bonus.

A Destro version of the PAM 372. The roots of the brand in a leftie version, issued in 2014. I think it is a nice complement to the 372, but I'd rather choose the 372. You? Best, Nicolas

I had the privilege of handling this piece, and loved it. Particularly I found the sandblasted case very different, and appreciate the symmetrical layout of the dial. Of the entire catalogue today, I think I’d get this or the submersible 42mm with a steel