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bigrustypig wrote:Chris has said it all, Jeff! Nothing better than a serious manufacture piece. Enjoy it in good health, Amigo! Anxiously awaiting your feedback.Wearing my newbie which I bought a week ago. Full review to follow by the weekend. Just swamped with work now.
Panerai PAM00305, the Luminor Submersible 1950 3 Days Automatic Titanio - 47mm.
This is the first Pam without the 12, 9 or 6 markers and that's what I like about it.
Housed inside is Panerai's P.9000 caliber, an in-house movement executed entirely by Panerai.
Lugs are 26mm narrowing to 22mm. On it is a very soft and sweet rubber strap that's not a dust catcher.
Mine is #26 out of 1,000 units
And the customary wrist shot. Sorry for the reflections....I had to take tons of shots to fight the reflections devils on this bubble glass
WOWZER Jeff...Just look at that beauty!!!26.gif
That is a really special acquisition I must say...This is the first time the Titanium 1950's case has been used in a Submersible, and also the first 47mm PAM to use the see through sapphire exhibition caseback.
I'll be anxious to here how that 100% in-house P.9000 calibre is treating you.
BIG Congrats on this new one amigo...tremendous, just tremendous!!!!
