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    Panerai appreciation thread




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    Love this but gonna let it go this summer
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    Quote Originally Posted by 100thmonkey View Post


    Love this but gonna let it go this summer
    You t++l I’ve just bought one


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    Quote Originally Posted by mk1974 View Post
    You t++l I’ve just bought one


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    Sorry 😂 Ive just fallen back in love with it and think it’ll be the summer watch of choice
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    I wish I hadn't let this one go...


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    Quote Originally Posted by 100thmonkey View Post


    Love this but gonna let it go this summer
    Never seen one on the forum before,so never did wtb,bought off paneristi gutted


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    Also on the hit list sometime in the future! Love the 526


    Quote Originally Posted by 100thmonkey View Post


    Love this but gonna let it go this summer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nev View Post
    Also on the hit list sometime in the future! Love the 526
    Mine should be here in a day or 2


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    Quote Originally Posted by mk1974 View Post
    Mine should be here in a day or 2


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    Will want to see loads of pics please!!

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    need a pam in my life next!

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    Sometimes I do contemplate selling my 560, & put the money towards a Moonwatch & BB58. Then I catch it in certain lights or it glows and I think nah save for the others.

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    another one gone


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    Quote Originally Posted by mk1974 View Post



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    You’ve got me watching reviews of the PAM 233 , it’s a beauty , my only concern is can I pull off a 44mm


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    Quote Originally Posted by charlies View Post
    You’ve got me watching reviews of the PAM 233 , it’s a beauty , my only concern is can I pull off a 44mm


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    Your right it is a beautiful watch ,but this is a beautiful 47mm 372


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    Quote Originally Posted by mk1974 View Post
    Your right it is a beautiful watch ,but this is a beautiful 47mm 372


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    Yes , I was referring to the one for sale on SC


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    My base PAM0002 from 2000
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andyg View Post
    My base PAM0002 from 2000

    Lovely
    Can't really see from the photo- is that an L or T dial??

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    Great shots Gents, but is there any chance posters could include model numbers for the uneducated amongst us please, thank you....

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    Quote Originally Posted by charlies View Post
    You’ve got me watching reviews of the PAM 233 , it’s a beauty , my only concern is can I pull off a 44mm


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    Sandwich dial, and domed crystal...what's not to like guys?

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    Panerai appreciation thread

    My 590 spends a lot of time on my wrist. Love it.



    The 287 went a while ago.



    Toying with selling my exp2 to fund a 687.


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    no longer here titanium 176


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    Quote Originally Posted by mk1974 View Post
    no longer here titanium 176


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    I’ve got the 177 on the original strap , nice looking watch that doesn’t get enough wrist time.

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    PAM423 luminor 47mm and PAM210 base radiomir 45mm


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    Quote Originally Posted by adesmith View Post
    PAM423 luminor 47mm and PAM210 base radiomir 45mm

    I love the pure simplicity of the 210. A truly stunning classic

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    Arty shot of new base models, despite the criticism of this watch, I love it

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    Pam233 - love this one!




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    Quote Originally Posted by Eamonn345 View Post
    Pam233 - love this one!




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    Beautiful this the model i really want the other being the 312

    simply lovely :)

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    I've had 3 pam's the 190 , 292 which I both sold and this 177 titanium
    I've from new its been about 10 years i'd guess

    To me it has everything a Panerai needs Manual wind (or what's the point of that big crown) sandwich dial and a second hand




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    Quote Originally Posted by Eamonn345 View Post
    Pam233 - love this one!




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    PAM233 is a very nice looking watch.

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    My 268

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    Let’s start with these two...



    368 and 375

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    Another shot of the beautiful 512...


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    Quote Originally Posted by learningtofly View Post
    Another shot of the beautiful 512...


    This one for me.

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    My lovely old pam 25IMG_0649.JPG


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    I like them quite a bit,

    No pictures unfortunately as they are all sold now, but over the years I've had the pleasure of owning:
    PAM00282
    PAM00523
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    PAM00512

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    Soft spot

    Quote Originally Posted by nunya View Post
    I like them quite a bit,

    No pictures unfortunately as they are all sold now, but over the years I've had the pleasure of owning:
    PAM00282
    PAM00523
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    PAM00512
    Like Nunya all my Panerai are now sold. Pleasure to have worn the 201a and 202a along with a few early 2000/2002 models but sold them on when the Panerai market was red hot.

    Never returned to the brand but still have a soft spot for them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flasher View Post
    Like Nunya all my Panerai are now sold. Pleasure to have worn the 201a and 202a along with a few early 2000/2002 models but sold them on when the Panerai market was red hot.

    Never returned to the brand but still have a soft spot for them.
    When do you think the Panerai market was at its peak and do you think the market has softened and will continue to do so?

    Obviously no one can predict the future, but would like to hear some thoughts on peoples thoughts and why.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Allwatches View Post
    When do you think the Panerai market was at its peak and do you think the market has softened and will continue to do so?

    Obviously no one can predict the future, but would like to hear some thoughts on peoples thoughts and why.
    Personally I feel 2006/7 was the boom time for Panerai which is probably reflected in the money I received for the 201a and 202a then to what I would have received now. By 2005/6/7 they were an established brand must have for nearly every collector, still a niche brand with limited production and a compact model range. Bring in the economic crash of 2008, some poor decisions from Panerai management both on production levels and increased model ranges, the secondary market was awash with Panerai which just diluted any aura of exclusivity and with that the secondary market prices, which have never recovered.

    For Panerai like many brands, once you fall off the mantle it seems you never again reach that level again especially with a saturated marketplace. I feel that have settled in the mid terrace level within the watch market, not quite Rolex but above Omega and JLC in the desirability stakes. They are creating some very attractive models but with a pricing strategy that makes me think that they feel that they are a bigger player than they actually are, which just leads to piles of unwanted stock and the perception of a brand that no one is that bothered about.

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    Actually a total PAM fan. 422, 346, 587, 49, 24, 720 & 721.

    Ps calling Nev and ASW1...

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    This thread really isn’t helping. Down in London this weekend with my wife, we took a walk to New Bond Street and the Panerai boutique. Went in, tried on a 42mm Luminor PAM001392 and a 44mm PAM001312. Loved the 1312; Hadn’t considered that the 44mm would be suitable on my wrist, but it felt so good. Left without buying it, but was fully intent on returning on Sunday to purchase. On Saturday evening while wandering, we went to Hyde Park, passed through Harrods and they had an Explorer in the display case. Having been on the look out for one of those for a couple of years I went for it. Delighted with it, but I just know that my next purchase is going to be a Panerai.
    Will be keeping a close eye on this thread.


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    A few that I have pics to hand for.

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    Probably enough for now :)
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    Tomorrow i get a pam 1351 i just love titanium
    But i still hanker after a pam 214
    If your selling one let me know


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    My 560 is pretty much my daily wearer, lucky to pick this one up second hand for a good price, in-house manual 8day movement and sandwich dial. Also just picked up the waterproof OEM gold cashmere strap which is lovely.




    As with all Panerai's lime is great & often act as my clock when the little one is not sleeping, she also loves the crown guard lever.



    From what I can sense the way the company is moving in the slightly wrong direction, higher RRP, lessor in-house 3day movements, painted lume and snap on case backs. Although the newer materials being used are a plus, just wish they'd make less 47mm and maybe go for 42mm base.

    Love the brand, don't see many in the wild, had great experiences at the boutiques in London & NY. Plus instantly recognisable, great history and unique.

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    Great thread, I think as a forum we had forgot the lure of Panerai, yes it is easy to throw mud at the brand but they manage to be super cool, different, and classic all in one piece and anyone who has been in and out of them knows that they always end up coming back to a Pam of some sort in the collection.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 100thmonkey View Post
    Great thread, I think as a forum we had forgot the lure of Panerai, yes it is easy to throw mud at the brand but they manage to be super cool, different, and classic all in one piece and anyone who has been in and out of them knows that they always end up coming back to a Pam of some sort in the collection.
    I agree. I think its is an often misunderstood brand, which hasnt been helped by poor management and over zealous marketing by Richemont. But if you take their models, I find many of their movements are quite solid, like for example the P.9010 has a double bridge anchor, 28800 BPH, 72HR PR, Hacking, Quick Hour. Its honestly a solid movement, or even their hand wound ones like the P2002. This coupled with a design that has in many ways stood the test of time, as its not a brand new design, it was actually the design of the tools used in the military so there is some heritage there too.

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