It's easy to get a little nostalgic. I had a look at the old wristshots today. There were many beautiful models that you can no longer get today. I don't want to withhold them from you ;-)
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All the Pams I had (warning: heavy picture load)
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Nice pictorial! How many are still with you? I keep saying I need to make a gone but not forgotten thread myself as a tribute to the 70 or so I've sold on.
Unfortunately most of them are gone. Only seven are still in my collection.
This is spectacular, I admire your PAM-journey through time. And your willpower to let most of them go 
Thanks for sharing, J.
Edit: Of some of them I could provide a new picture of how they look today
Thanks for sharing, J.
Edit: Of some of them I could provide a new picture of how they look today
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Soo many greats!! Sad to see that Panerai has lost popularity. I’d love to see some of the OG Pam’s be brought back.
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Never been a big panerai fan but some of those are fantastic looking, you may have converted me 
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Of course ;-)please tell us something more regarding that one...
It´s a custom bulid Mini-Fiddy ;-)
I got it from here ... https://forum.replica-watch.info/th...lly-palted-and-caitlin-2-gunny-strap.9921595/
Yu even had a PAM63C .... that must be such a long time ago. This PAM journey must have given you much joy.
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Wow, that split second Panerai chronograph - I've never seen that before, do you have any specs of ideas about it or where it came from? Would totally love one.
Thanks for sharing Jaybee
Thanks for sharing Jaybee
Yeah, the 1208 ;-)Wow, that split second Panerai chronograph - I've never seen that before, do you have any specs of ideas about it or where it came from? Would totally love one.
Thanks for sharing Jaybee
The only AAA-Pam I ever had in my collection
I bought it more or less just for curiosity from Aliexpress. Of course it had no split second chrono but a second seconds hand that was permanent moving *lol*
Yes, the Eddy Lee with Gen ETA 2893-2 and some Gen-Parts, the most expensive Pam-Rep I ever had. I really miss this one ;-)
089, 229 (my favourite classic 44mm Luminor, beautiful dial), 518, 692 (best Rep-Dial I ever saw and pleasant case dimensions for a 47mm-Sub), 1232 with 2xAR-Mod, 1288, 1579.Which seven? don't need pics, just the PAM numbers.
But now I know, I must look for some old gems again ;-)
Wow, that split second Panerai chronograph - I've never seen that before, do you have any specs of ideas about it or where it came from? Would totally love one.
Thanks for sharing Jaybee
There are two split second PAMs in this bombardment of pictures, if you look close enough. But I figured you were talking about the 1208
