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    Totally in love with this one...

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    Wearing this on the Velcro dive strap for a change.

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    Nice 652 Alun. I love the way the pushers on the LHS of the case balance the crown guard.

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    Pic from yesterday as I liked the dome reflections


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    Quote Originally Posted by verv View Post
    Pic from yesterday as I liked the dome reflections

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    A lovely pic that shows off one of the best PAMs very well.

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    Little Green Number today. Cheers V


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    Quote Originally Posted by verv View Post
    Pic from yesterday as I liked the dome reflections

    Love the Sailor Sunset Over the Ocean!

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    Apparently this is Pam 87 proto made for SIHH.
    To me it looks like the hands have been replaced.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryanb741 View Post
    Love the Sailor Sunset Over the Ocean!
    Ha, thanks. Eagle eyed!

    That 87 is a beauty EJL
    Could it be that the trit is ageing at a different rate?

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    Quote Originally Posted by verv View Post
    Ha, thanks. Eagle eyed!

    That 87 is a beauty EJL
    Could it be that the trit is ageing at a different rate?
    Thanks. Just got it today.
    You might be right on the ageing.

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    Grey day


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    I have owned loads of pams, still my favourite . On rubber today.


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    PAM87

    Looks original to me...anyways easy to check in the dark..I hace handled a lot of PAMS in my days and this one looks 100%..The 2nd best sub as the PAM64 is my favourite..
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    Quote Originally Posted by EJL25 View Post
    Thanks. Just got it today.
    You might be right on the ageing.

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    Does anyone here know about the alleged disintegration of some of BMG tech cases?

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    Quote Originally Posted by torromoto View Post
    Looks original to me...anyways easy to check in the dark..I hace handled a lot of PAMS in my days and this one looks 100%..The 2nd best sub as the PAM64 is my favourite..
    Guillermo
    How does a lume check help?

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    Quote Originally Posted by verv View Post
    Does anyone here know about the alleged disintegration of some of BMG tech cases?
    Inhave heard of earlier ones having problems with lugs or bezel cracking. I guess it shares some similarity with Ceramic and Carbotech, so same pros and cons.

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    Quote Originally Posted by verv View Post
    Does anyone here know about the alleged disintegration of some of BMG tech cases?
    Try this https://www.watchuseek.com/threads/b...ssues.4855641/

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    Quote Originally Posted by ASW1 View Post
    That lug, crikey!

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    Panerai appreciation thread

    Quote Originally Posted by verv View Post
    Does anyone here know about the alleged disintegration of some of BMG tech cases?
    This was posted by an owner on the Panerai Facebook owners forum a couple of months ago. I think Panerai replaced the case under warranty.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ryanb741 View Post
    A very nice summer watch. Similar to my PAM 0010.
    I’m afraid my youngest Panerai is one of the very first G series 005 and I haven’t been keeping up with the latest models. No in-house movements in mine, not even the custom shaped bridges. Just the regular 6497-2 movements with a bit of engraving.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJL25 View Post
    Apparently this is Pam 87 proto made for SIHH.
    To me it looks like the hands have been replaced.
    I would think that the hands are original. I have a preA1 and there’s a similar mis-match, with the hands considerably lighter/greener than the dial.
    It’s easy to tell the difference between the tritium and luminova hands in the regular 44mm models. The tritium hands have longer lume which extends into the triangle at the tip. In other words the lume ends after the tapered point has started. In the later luminova hands the lume slot stops at the taper.
    There may be a subtle difference with these too but I’m not that familiar with the subs. I would love a smooth bezel 024 though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TomGW View Post
    I would think that the hands are original. I have a preA1 and there’s a similar mis-match, with the hands considerably lighter/greener than the dial.
    It’s easy to tell the difference between the tritium and luminova hands in the regular 44mm models. The tritium hands have longer lume which extends into the triangle at the tip. In other words the lume ends after the tapered point has started. In the later luminova hands the lume slot stops at the taper.
    There may be a subtle difference with these too but I’m not that familiar with the subs. I would love a smooth bezel 024 though.
    It seems common for the lume on the hands to age differently to the lume on the dial. You see this a lot with most of the tritium dial Panerai, it's the case with both of my subs. Unless you know the service history of the watch and can rule out a hand swap at a service absolutely it's always possible that the hands aren't the ones that the watch started life with, but that isn't necessarily the case IMO and I don't think it detracts from the watch anyway. At least it doesn't for me





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    Quote Originally Posted by Toshi View Post


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    If you ever decide to sell that 024 please keep me in mind.

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    My Grail just arrived
    Now my Pamily is small but I think it's complete...670 and 671

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    Congrats Marius. A great pair.

    Appreciating this one today, but from afar as still for sale. Have something else in pipeline and this is too nice for day to day. Or is it?

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    Never too nice.
    Those are made to be abused :)

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    Id keep it as a daily personally ASW.

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    Always made more enjoyable by the diversity of straps
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    A lovely collection there Kerry. The 233 is the perfect watch for a lot of variety in straps.

    Of course, let's remember that when it comes to straps, less really is less ;) I don't even want to think how much I've spent on straps. This was 20 months ago and more have been added.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ASW1 View Post
    A lovely collection there Kerry. The 233 is the perfect watch for a lot of variety in straps.

    Of course, let's remember that when it comes to straps, less really is less ;) I don't even want to think how much I've spent on straps. This was 20 months ago and more have been added.
    And then you hit on the perfect one (or possibly two). For me it’s a caramel Dino Zei Strapmasters, one for each of mine, plus two brown, unbranded leather straps, possibly the same as the one on the right of your bunch of brown straps to the left of the group shot.

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    Ive never got on with OEM straps in leather less the original tunnel strap of the 233 which is still a but thin. Panerai rubber is good but give me a decent Toshi/Jabba any day, ideally with a sewn in flat buckle and one sewn in and one floating keeper.

    Then if you want to be really particular then 3 holes only the first 45mm from the lug
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    https://youtu.be/ozNWUyUxsGY

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    I've never been one for croc straps, feeling they're a little dressy for me and I'm more about casual but having worn this on an assolutamente strap for the last year and a half I switched to the croc that Panerai sold the watch with. What a revelation! The darker and shinier brown somehow makes the dial pop more and highlights the shape and finish of the titanium case, I think I'll be keeping it on this strap for the foreseeable.


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    Quote Originally Posted by 100thmonkey View Post
    Ive never got on with OEM straps in leather less the original tunnel strap of the 233 which is still a but thin. Panerai rubber is good but give me a decent Toshi/Jabba any day, ideally with a sewn in flat buckle and one sewn in and one floating keeper.

    Then if you want to be really particular then 3 holes only the first 45mm from the lug
    Although I’m relatively new to Panerai addiction I’ve gone through plenty of straps, I’ve mainly got Toshi, OEM and a couple of Yuran Straps- Must admit I’ve never heard of Jabba Straps, are they that good? Have never seen any come up for sale, people are obviously letting go of them…

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    Quote Originally Posted by Papa Hotel View Post
    I've never been one for croc straps, feeling they're a little dressy for me and I'm more about casual but having worn this on an assolutamente strap for the last year and a half I switched to the croc that Panerai sold the watch with. What a revelation! The darker and shinier brown somehow makes the dial pop more and highlights the shape and finish of the titanium case, I think I'll be keeping it on this strap for the foreseeable.

    Same here reference the OEM Croc strap, just looks a bit formal and not thick enough- I’ve been looking at Hornback Alligator straps, a nice reddish brown colour one would look equally as stunning on your watch.

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    Panerai aren't shipping oem gator straps to the UK anymore. CITES too much of a headache.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Papa Hotel View Post
    I've never been one for croc straps, feeling they're a little dressy for me and I'm more about casual but having worn this on an assolutamente strap for the last year and a half I switched to the croc that Panerai sold the watch with. What a revelation! The darker and shinier brown somehow makes the dial pop more and highlights the shape and finish of the titanium case, I think I'll be keeping it on this strap for the foreseeable.
    Some watches just need a bit of croc:


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    Quote Originally Posted by Stanford View Post
    Some watches just need a bit of croc:

    Yep thats one that works on OEM Croc. Be interested if that watch comes up for sale at sensible price.


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    Have already posted this in the Sunshine thread but this warrants addition here for practical reference. Marius and I were comparing notes on the calculation the other day...

    I guess today is the day for these shots in the midday sun.

    Solar noon is at 1301 BST today. 1201 GMT. The Equation of Time today is officially -53 seconds i.e. watch is that amount slow so need to add that to get solar noon. http://www.ppowers.com/EoT.htm

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    Both from today
    Now down to just two PAM's but.....so hard to decide which to wear...
    Both are gorgeous in my eyes...

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    New strap.

    Been my daily wearer now for 10years plus! Sporting its new Toshi!



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    More new Toshi shoes. If this doesn't work for me it's gonna be up for the chop.

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    My Toshi heap is coming along rather nicely. The Typhoon (bottom left) and bubblegum (obvious) are my favourites.
    Ortensia next.

    Theres a D9 gator in there as which I should've shifted.
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    Love the bubblegum C

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    Venti.





    Got this last week from London boutique

    Plain and simple design.

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    Quote Originally Posted by verv View Post


    My Toshi heap is coming along rather nicely. The Typhoon (bottom left) and bubblegum (obvious) are my favourites.
    Ortensia next.

    Theres a D9 gator in there as which I should've shifted.
    Strapfest right there C. Love the Pam

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    First sun & sea outing. Dare I say perfect holiday watch?


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    Panerai, Peaches and Toshi ... yes that's my tree unbelievable yield this year






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