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the186element · 3 October 2007, 11:11 AM

What is the most popular panerai.
Which is the hardest to get.
How is there pricing.

puffnmo · 3 October 2007, 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by the186element

What is the most popular panerai.
Which is the hardest to get.
How is there pricing.

186 - You might try Timezone for more in-depth Pannie info. They have lots of info. Don't forget, this is really a Rolex site! Cheers, Larry.

roadcarver · 3 October 2007, 02:17 PM

There are several members here who are Panny fans. They'll chime in shortly. TZ and http://www.paneristi.com/ if you'd like to get a head start.

EvEr34 · 5 October 2007, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by puffnmo

186 - You might try Timezone for more in-depth Pannie info. They have lots of info. Don't forget, this is really a Rolex site! Cheers, Larry.

it was posted in Watches (non-rolex) forum

dman · 5 October 2007, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by puffnmo

186 - You might try Timezone for more in-depth Pannie info. They have lots of info. Don't forget, this is really a Rolex site! Cheers, Larry.

Speak for yourself, this was posted on the non rolex board, some people here don't even like the god awful crown. I know, heaven forbid, but it is true.

186, if you have any specific questions on models or things you need help with pertaining to Panerai, feel free to PM or email me anytime. Always willing to help out as I have owned more than a few.

frostie · 3 October 2007, 05:48 PM

the panearai 186 is a great watch.

Green Arrow · 4 October 2007, 12:29 AM

Panerisiti, a nickname for people passionate about Panerai watches, are very strong, almost cult like followers of the brand. I have a rose gold Panerai 231 but most Panarei people prefer SS. Rare watches, some in the $65,000 range are the "Pre-Vendome" models that have a sense of history to them, and precede both the takeover by the Richmont group, and the influence on the watch by US actor Slyvester Stallone.

Panerai makes many limited series watches, which recently have gone up in value. I sold a divers watch, a Pam 187 with a 47mm case for more than it's original price recently, and many discontinued models have been going up. The Pam 190 which has a Jaeger LeCoultre movement, and some of the Angelus 8 day reserve (period between windings) is popular, and since 2002 the brand has been manufacturing movements "in house" which is often associated with a more serious brand of watch.

Go to the many Panerai forums and you will find a wealth of information.

EvEr34 · 5 October 2007, 10:28 AM

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Panerai makes many limited series watches, which recently have gone up in value. I sold a divers watch, a Pam 187 with a 47mm case for more than it's original price recently, and many discontinued models have been going up.

I'm hoping mine will do the same. Only 20 of them so I should be ok. Yes this was just a excuse to post a pic of my new toy.

the186element · 5 October 2007, 10:19 AM

Thanks for all the info.

3 October 2007, 11:11 AM	#1
the186element Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: usa Watch: GMTII PEPSI Posts: 385	panerai What is the most popular panerai. Which is the hardest to get. How is there pricing.

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roadcarver "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Real Name: Vernon Location: C-a-n-a-d-a Watch: 16600 Posts: 5,641	There are several members here who are Panny fans. They'll chime in shortly. TZ and http://www.paneristi.com/ if you'd like to get a head start. __________________ I'm just a cook...

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Green Arrow "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: USA Posts: 1,060	panerisit.com is a good starting place Panerisiti, a nickname for people passionate about Panerai watches, are very strong, almost cult like followers of the brand. I have a rose gold Panerai 231 but most Panarei people prefer SS. Rare watches, some in the $65,000 range are the "Pre-Vendome" models that have a sense of history to them, and precede both the takeover by the Richmont group, and the influence on the watch by US actor Slyvester Stallone. Panerai makes many limited series watches, which recently have gone up in value. I sold a divers watch, a Pam 187 with a 47mm case for more than it's original price recently, and many discontinued models have been going up. The Pam 190 which has a Jaeger LeCoultre movement, and some of the Angelus 8 day reserve (period between windings) is popular, and since 2002 the brand has been manufacturing movements "in house" which is often associated with a more serious brand of watch. Go to the many Panerai forums and you will find a wealth of information.

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the186element Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: usa Watch: GMTII PEPSI Posts: 385	Thanks for all the info.

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