Photography
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Photography
Explore the iconic Panerai PAM05218 through stunning collector photography. See intricate details and understand why this reference is so coveted.
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Vintage
Explore a fantasy drawer of vintage Officine Panerai watches, including rare Rolex-Panerai references like the 3646, 6154, and 6152/1. Discover historical details, movement insights, and collector anecdotes.
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I am repeating myself: amazing photos, Fred!
it must have been telepathy, I was contacting some Cali sellers today, I hope i can soon join you with my 249 Great watch, thanks for tempting me Cheers Luc
Well, dun kill urself
At the end of the day, it's just a watch. The most important thing in life is health & happiness. I wish you health & happiness. PS: We are all nuts about OP, LOL
Squeaky clean...
Thank you for these superb pictures of the Cali. It looks almost, well... unworn.!! A bit of insight into this piece, in addition to the -superb- pictures, would be greatly appreciated, especially from you. Best regards, and congratulations on this fine s...
It's just a watch that I luv & wish to share....
Let me see. Right now, she resides in a dry box along with 5 more sisters as we have 90% humidity here in this part of the world. She's was bought few mths ago from another Risti who's e 1st owner at a beautiful city in eastern USA by another Singapore Ri...
WOw!
Those are stunning photos of a great watch. Thanks for sharing..Now how about some photos of your 56;c) Saludos! Gene
56 Shadow photo.....& thanks for your kind compliments
I did post the 56 pics few days ago Glad u like the 249. Hope you like this 56 as well: panerai.watchprosite.com
Amazingly clear shots of an amazing PAM!
Do try to enjoy it at least on the weekends Fred! It's too beautiful and awesome a piece to be left unworn! Cheers Stephen
Stephen, u flatter me
Humbly yours & I truly appreciate your kind words. Thanks. Cheers!
Nad, thanks again
Just a humble work with beginner's skill. I'm glad u like them and my regards to ur wife on her birthday! Cheers.
You never wear it?
What I see is an at least LNIB, not to say BNIB Cali. With even the sticker on the case back. You love it but you don't wear it? It is a bit lie loving a superb girl but refusing to have sex with... Great pics, as usual, on certainly one of the most diffi...
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Maybe it's fake...maybe it's not even mine....maybe it's photoshopped....maybe
maybe it's dinged, clanged, chipped, dropped, scratched... From just photos, how can u tell if it's 0%, 100%, 99%......
Well, from your pics, I see that the tag on the case back is untouched
Hence my question... So, these are too many " maybe " for me. Do you always answer by an ..Answer? Maybe a simple answer is better than a bad " mystery "? Best, Nicolas
Precisely my point
You seen the pictures, but how you tell it is LNIB, BNIB, Minty, Excellent, Pre-owned, Bad, Good & etc from the pictures? Stickers? They could mean anything. I always make it a point not to judge from the pictures.
So why not removing the sticker before taking the pic?
IF you were the one to take the pic, do you think the watch and the case back is nicer with the sticker? Don't get the niterest to take a pic of a sticker, IF your purpose is to share the beauty of the Cali. But MAYBE your purpose was to share the sticker...
It's my watch & it's my pictures
I take off the stiker, put back the sticker, use a fake sticker, use fake marker pens, take photos of the stickers, dun take photos.....it's a free world....and I don't think I broke any forum rules if I take photos of watches with stickers, right? I dun ...