Show me your Panerai !

[B16JUS]

Still in 2 minds over a panerai so looking for more pics.

Im quite tempted but the simple plain PAM0000 or PAM00112





would like to see more model pics if you have any

Cheers

Edited by B16JUS on Wednesday 5th May 06:13

[deejuic]

I love mine.

[Agoogy]

PAM 0048 40mm auto
I got a bit hung up on it not being the full fat 44mm..... but actually it was thr right decision. I love it....with a Toshi strap btw...

[Barry Ashcroft]

My PAM104
(I've nicked the pic as it's too dark to get a nice shot)

Edited by Barry Ashcroft on Wednesday 5th May 22:26

[Mr MoJo]

A few of my Pam111

[Lightningman]

Not the best photo; however, here is my tobacco dial 116

[B16JUS]

Some lovely watches here, whats the model with the seconds on the left but no date ? thats also nice.

i have decided i prefer the 00112 over the 00000 ( the 2nd pic i posted ) as im not sure what the logo is under the panerai wording.

J

[bigandclever]

B16JUS said:

i have decided i prefer the 00112 over the 00000 ( the 2nd pic i posted ) as im not sure what the logo is under the panerai wording.

J

Paneristi said:

Introduced in the G series in 2004, the logos might count as part of the Luminor Marina and Luminor Base line, but they rather stand out on their own. The logos are versions of the Marina and Base, but with solid casebacks, and sporting the original "OP" logo on the dial. They seem to be squarely aimed at the enthusiast, although tend to be billed as "entry level" models, since the solid caseback means that movements require less decoration.

You may be here for a while

[ShadownINja]

Agoogy said:

PAM 0048 40mm auto
I got a bit hung up on it not being the full fat 44mm..... but actually it was thr right decision. I love it....with a Toshi strap btw...

After trying 44mm lookalikes for a while, I've decided a 40mm is better for my slim wrists so will have to try one for size.