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Are there any 47mm submersibles in stainless steel?

KOT1917

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Hello Tickman ! Pam187
is the only steel rep i know . Pam202 and pam225 rep are made of steel, but gen is titanium, but the probability of getting them is not great.
 

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Hello Tickman ! Pam187
is the only steel rep i know . Pam202 and pam225 rep are made of steel, but gen is titanium, but the probability of getting them is not great.

Thank you. Stainless steel 44mm subs like the PAM243 looks brighter than 47mm Titanium subs. I wish they made more in stainless steel.
 

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I dare to suggest that the PANERAI consider the 47 mm models to be too heavy if they are made in steel, because 44 and 42 mm., Submersibles in the steel case are also common.
I think 44mm., Pam064 / pam087 / pam243 will be heavier than 47mm., Titanium case.
However, they will all be with a Cyclops date, which, as I recall, you did not want...
 

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I dare to suggest that the PANERAI consider the 47 mm models to be too heavy if they are made in steel, because 44 and 42 mm., Submersibles in the steel case are also common.
I think 44mm., Pam064 / pam087 / pam243 will be heavier than 47mm., Titanium case.
However, they will all be with a Cyclops date, which, as I recall, you did not want...

Thank you for the info yes that makes sense to me.
 

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KOT1917

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Yes, by the way rep pam307 and 193, albeit not the most successful ones, but they have a size of 47mm, are made of steel and have no date and cyclops. Although, gen in both cases is again titanium.

Now, probably, I remembered everything....