I like the diversity of your collection a lot. And I smiled when I read that you liked a Calatrava as much as a PAM 127, because you are right, I think. As well as tool watches versus more refined ones. We love The watch " per se ", for what it is, and it
Hello fellow watch crazies, long time listener etc I seldom post as I never feel I have much to add to the forums, but really do enjoy reading these and other forums, and as I have been struggling with a collecting dilema I thought this might be the best
As mentioned in the other thread I let my 127 go . The 1080 just had more wrist time and there was a new project with a different Panerai icon I wanted to realize
To me its a fact. That doesn’t mean that the 127 looses its charm. It’s an amazing watch and an icon with a very special look. It has a slightly bigger appearance. The 127 is the old timer of it. Have you seen a 1080 in real? @nico: I just have much more
Back in the day post Vendome these three watches where and the start of the push. It was a time when we all had to get on the wait list and everyone waited kindly. I used to know all the reference model at the time. Slowly moving ahead 10 years it got to
I do like the 995 dial configuration, similar to 127 (all 4 numerals and small second hand). The 995 is a special 1940 radiomir because it has domed sapphire (most other have flat sapphire or domed plexi) and there no “automatic” written on the dial, whil
to look for a Fiddy NOS (a.k.a. PAM127), which would satisfy both your requirements. 3-6-9-12+second counter and guard bridge. For the first Panerai, I it would be just great. If it were to become the first and....last....it would be an even better choice