Thoughts on PAM 364 Submersible
I recently sold my 24 after acquiring a 312. I realized what I was missing in the 1950’s case. I’ve tried on a number of Sub’s recently – the new 44mm’s and an older Mike Horn 47mm. 47mm is big on my 7 inch wrist, but it’s a Panerai right? I keep seeing reviews of these on 6 inch wrists so…. The 47mm in Ti also felt lighter than the 44mm’s in steel.
Continue readingI’ve seen a few 364’s that aren’t “that” much more than a new-ish 1305 and would lean towards something more unique and limited. BUT…
Back from Service
Well, exactly 4 weeks from the day Panerai received my Pam, until the day I got her back. Panerai even surprised me, by sending my Pam 1109 Chrono back in a Nice, Blue Velvet travel watch box. Along with a nice bezel protector. Well done Panerai. So ni…
Continue readingPAM 914 P.5000 Movement – Question about power reserve
I got my 8 day a few weeks ago and did a full wind. I’ve been tracking to see how much power reserve it can actually hold. It’s been running for 11.2 days (269 hours) and still going.
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Just curious if anyone else seen similar results. I’ve read some users said their movement can go for 10-11 days… but seems mine keeps going over ?
One PAM to rule them all. Vote!
Which is your favourite Panerai model, if you would be forced to pick from these? Please cast your vote in the poll.
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Continue readingBlack Dial Submersible, Green Rubber
Does anyone have a picture of a black dial Submersible on accordion green? I’m wanting a new strap, but can’t really find an image of the green on the black dial.
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Thinking about getting back into Panerai.
So I have a 243J and I have not worn it in some time. No reason perhaps just because its buried in the safe and never the first thing I see.
In general I have always favored watches on bracelets but Panerai is the exception due to all the fun straps out there.
For some reason years later I am starting to miss my 233 (dot). I sold it for something else but I’ve started to appreciate manuals again and love the power reserve on the 233 dial.
Is there any reason not to get a 233 (dot)? I recall…
Continue readingIn general I have always favored watches on bracelets but Panerai is the exception due to all the fun straps out there.
For some reason years later I am starting to miss my 233 (dot). I sold it for something else but I’ve started to appreciate manuals again and love the power reserve on the 233 dial.
Is there any reason not to get a 233 (dot)? I recall…
PAM183 Black Seal Strap Recommedation
I have the original Panerai brown leather strap on there now but it’s starting to fall apart after 10+ years. Don’t thing I can afford genuine Panerai strap at this juncture.
I’m looking for a formal(ish) strap. I like the look of brown leather and I …
Continue readingTo Buy Without B&P or Not To Buy Without B&P, That Is The Question…
A local jeweler has a rather limited 1950 case up for sale that I really like and is in good shape, but no B&P sadly. Explains why the price is 1.5-2k less than comparable examples that are online. I contacted my local AD and was told I can bring it in, pay them $450 and get a new copy of the papers within a few days, so checkmark there, but they can’t help me out with the box (maybe it’s because it’s a LE and has a special little plaque in it). Given the jeweler’s reputation I have no…
Continue readingTo Buy Without B&P or Not To Buy Without B&P, That Is The Question…
What Goodies Come with a Pam?
Hello All.
Continue readingI bought my first Pam, a pre-owned Radiomir 1940 3 Days Acciaio – 47mm.
Magnificent.
It came in a large wooden “Limited Edition” box (very impressive). Inside the box is a rolled-up certificate (very cool), a key to lock the box, and an extra crystal. Nice.
Under the lift-out tray is 2 booklets and a white unmarked polishing cloth.
Here’s my question: I’m wondering what’s missing from the box (if anything).
It’s lacking a…
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