Radiomir 1938 SE

I had a picture of my 232 reflecting the skyline of Kowloon in HKG from the window of my Mong Kok hotel. But that picture was taken with a regular camera, eons ago and never made it into any of my PCs.Lollll The watch doesn't need any more "drooling" over

Behold Panerai Radiomir Firenze PAM00672 Traded my trusty 232 for it and I was a happy camper back then.

Traded my 232 for it.

I decided to let it go. I gifted it to one of my nephews that likes Panarai watches. Now he has 2: the 232 and the 249. Truth be told, I've never quite "salivated" after the 000. I bought a Logo, shortly after getting infected. And a few T-dialled ones wh

the cases in your pictures are 3646 classic radiomir cases (232,249,210) Pictured below, it''s a 587 WITH a 1940 case

of course. For me, the "old school" should refer to the Florentine period. Timepieces with 3-6-9-12 dials or 3-6-9-12+small seconds counter, manual winding. Something like the 21, 232, 249, 002, 009 etc. A Submersible with the date window+cyclop, with an

PAM 249: Along with the 232: PAM 21: PAM 721: PAM 720:

I affectionately call it the poor man's 21.

It’s about as close as you can get without the patina. I’m sure you can find someone who can customize the dial and hands to look old and beat up.