Very special Panerai!
From the internet:
"Panerai delivers a new standard in “base” models with the PAM 372 Luminor 1950 3 Days. This has to be one of the best new vintage models in current production by any watch brand. A “base” model in short is a PAM with no seconds hand, day, date, or any other type of time display other than the hour and minute hands.
The sandwich dial is large and clean resting in the newly designed 47mm 1950‘s case. The case used on this watch is a little different from the standard 1950’s case, with noticeably lower profile lugs. The lume is beige in color, giving the PAM372 an instant patina vintage look. The hour and minute hands are gold, with the beige lume that rounds out the dials vintage appeal. Keeping true to watches of yesteryear, instead of sapphire crystal Panerai went with a distinctive domed Plexiglas. Powering this watch is Panerai’s in-house manual wind P.3000, with a 3 day power reserve. An exhibition case back shows of the manual P.3000 movement. Panerai’s new 1950 case flows like no other Panerai case, executed beautifully. The brushed crown guard compliments the case and bezel that are done in high polish. A large 26mm brown strap keeps this watch secured tightly, an appropriate width for a watch of this size. This is one of those watches you hope to spot on someones wrist one day with pure admiration and respect!"
This example is only a few weeks old. In far better than 95% condition, having been worn only a handful of times. It comes to you TRIPLE boxed, with all of the appropriate goodies that you would expect, including A SPARE DOMED PLEXIGLAS crystal!
Nothing but a few hairlines separate this one from new.
I know of only one other example in Canada. The local Panerai dealer has not even received one yet, so it will be highly unlikely that you will bump into anyone else wearing one.
Please forgive any dust that you see in the photos.
$11,750. On your wrist by fully insured fedex overnight to any address in Canada.
The watch is in Montreal and is available for local inspection.
Cheers,
From the internet:
"Panerai delivers a new standard in “base” models with the PAM 372 Luminor 1950 3 Days. This has to be one of the best new vintage models in current production by any watch brand. A “base” model in short is a PAM with no seconds hand, day, date, or any other type of time display other than the hour and minute hands.
The sandwich dial is large and clean resting in the newly designed 47mm 1950‘s case. The case used on this watch is a little different from the standard 1950’s case, with noticeably lower profile lugs. The lume is beige in color, giving the PAM372 an instant patina vintage look. The hour and minute hands are gold, with the beige lume that rounds out the dials vintage appeal. Keeping true to watches of yesteryear, instead of sapphire crystal Panerai went with a distinctive domed Plexiglas. Powering this watch is Panerai’s in-house manual wind P.3000, with a 3 day power reserve. An exhibition case back shows of the manual P.3000 movement. Panerai’s new 1950 case flows like no other Panerai case, executed beautifully. The brushed crown guard compliments the case and bezel that are done in high polish. A large 26mm brown strap keeps this watch secured tightly, an appropriate width for a watch of this size. This is one of those watches you hope to spot on someones wrist one day with pure admiration and respect!"
This example is only a few weeks old. In far better than 95% condition, having been worn only a handful of times. It comes to you TRIPLE boxed, with all of the appropriate goodies that you would expect, including A SPARE DOMED PLEXIGLAS crystal!
Nothing but a few hairlines separate this one from new.
I know of only one other example in Canada. The local Panerai dealer has not even received one yet, so it will be highly unlikely that you will bump into anyone else wearing one.
Please forgive any dust that you see in the photos.
$11,750. On your wrist by fully insured fedex overnight to any address in Canada.
The watch is in Montreal and is available for local inspection.
Cheers,
