Officine Panerai

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

Still in love with it after all these years.... many PAM’s have come in and out of the collection over time but not this beauty....

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