Officine Panerai

Panerai PCYC 3 Days Chrono Flyback Luminor 1950 Ref. PAM00654

PAM 127. Credit Watchbox: PAM 267 ( Official picture, if I am not wrong ). Only 6 pieces... While the PAM 127 was limited to 1950 pieces, plus some other OOR... You will have probably noticed the brown dial of the PAM 267. The Angelus movement of the PAM

Which was a good surprise for me!

And just a photo of my favorite 372 " capucino" .... ( Saint Florent, this afternoon )

Nothing better than a family picture, to make your mind. The good news is that I have the feeling that one can't go wrong with any of these. The 372 for its sandwich dial and its typical crown protection, the 587 for its sandwich Marina Militare dial and

in a way. Both the 201A and 202A have TWO different price tags: one for the matching and one for the non matching models. A 201A NM, if pristine and with the "right" patina, has a market price of upward of 50K. The same goes for a 202A NM which goes for 8

I don’t understand, why so many paneristi like this model so much. Yes, if you consider panerai time line you might get the answer historical wise. I put on this model several times. I ts not attracted me. There are other luminors i would get instead. But

But later changed my mind as I realized that I was captivated by the Radiomir Panerai script. The font, the size, the spacing very much like the 372. I like the font execution on the 47mm cases vs say the one on my zero for example. I think the font/logo

... both pretty different, as we all know. I do like the 372 -- its larger, blockier hands (compared with the 587 or 673) go very well with the big crown guard. It's a rugged looking watch synonymous with Panerai. The 721 does look bigger but it wears sma