panerai pam 512 review | Panerai 512 radiomir review

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Jan 2, 2019

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The Radiomir 1940 42mm (PAM00512) is one of the Panerai novelties we really liked this year at SIHH. The standard Radiomir case has . Until 2013, Panerai launched the new Radiomir 1940 line with two new models, which are the PAM514 and PAM 512. Indeed the 514 has got a better in house P.3000 . The Radiomir 1940 42mm (PAM00512) is one of the Panerai novelties we really liked this year at SIHH. The standard Radiomir case has gotten a lot of love over the years and has always been the "dressier" Panerai, thanks to its onion crown and slim welded strap loops which are well suited for alligator straps and wear with a dress shirt.

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Just purchased a PAM 512 as I fell in love with the newer 620 but could not justify buying new! The watch is stunning, and running well. However I did recently read some posts criticizing the movement.

The Panerai Radiomir collection stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of purpose-built design. From its origins as a military instrument to its current status as a luxury timepiece, the Radiomir has maintained its core identity while evolving to meet modern horological standards. I have tried both on and much prefer the 512. The faux patina is much better than the traditional green in my view. Plus, also note that the 574 comes with a 22/18 strap, whereas the 512 comes with a 22/20. Not a big deal if you swap, but I liked the less tapering of the 512.

Before I went to the SIHH this year, I didn't read up on the novelties that Panerai would be presenting. So when I was walking around the booth, admiring the beautiful pieces I suddenly saw my dream watch, a 1940 Radiomir in a 42mm case! It seemed like Panerai answered to my prayers.A personal bugbear of mine has been the recent outward growth of Panerai watches, making them much too thick to fit under any cuff - let alone that of a shirt - and the 512 finally resolves this. Even though the proportions aren't faithful to the original 1940s Radiomir, the smaller size feels much more authentically vintage. Yes, the new PAM00620 is now a smaller, slimmer, stronger, self-winding, steel throwback to everything that everyone enjoys about Panerai – its naval history of Italian frogmen riding torpedoes in the dead of night with large luminous tools strapped over their wetsuits. I got the first “present” quite early in December, received for testing purposes, PAM 512 was a real treat to my eyes and my wrist for over three weeks undeniably making other gifts insignificant and causing them to end up in the watch winder.

The Radiomir 1940 42mm (PAM00512) is one of the Panerai novelties we really liked this year at SIHH. The standard Radiomir case has gotten a lot of love over the years and has always been the "dressier" Panerai, thanks to its onion crown and slim welded strap loops which are well suited for alligator straps and wear with a dress shirt. Just purchased a PAM 512 as I fell in love with the newer 620 but could not justify buying new! The watch is stunning, and running well. However I did recently read some posts criticizing the movement.The Panerai Radiomir collection stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of purpose-built design. From its origins as a military instrument to its current status as a luxury timepiece, the Radiomir has maintained its core identity while evolving to meet modern horological standards. I have tried both on and much prefer the 512. The faux patina is much better than the traditional green in my view. Plus, also note that the 574 comes with a 22/18 strap, whereas the 512 comes with a 22/20. Not a big deal if you swap, but I liked the less tapering of the 512.

I adore the PAM 512 for its sleek dimensions, excellence in craftsmanship as well as accuracy in timekeeping (more so than Omega’s FOIS). One of the many reasons why the trigger was pulled is for its skeleton back. Something for the owner and close friends to appreciate.Subscribe to our channels for the best luxury watch content on YouTube!Panerai understands that the bulkier Radiomir 1940 case is. Watchuwant is now WatchBox. Before I went to the SIHH this year, I didn't read up on the novelties that Panerai would be presenting. So when I was walking around the booth, admiring the beautiful pieces I suddenly saw my dream watch, a 1940 Radiomir in a 42mm case! It seemed like Panerai answered to my prayers.A personal bugbear of mine has been the recent outward growth of Panerai watches, making them much too thick to fit under any cuff - let alone that of a shirt - and the 512 finally resolves this. Even though the proportions aren't faithful to the original 1940s Radiomir, the smaller size feels much more authentically vintage.

Yes, the new PAM00620 is now a smaller, slimmer, stronger, self-winding, steel throwback to everything that everyone enjoys about Panerai – its naval history of Italian frogmen riding torpedoes in the dead of night with large luminous tools strapped over their wetsuits.