AnthonyTsai
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Quick question - PAM616 vs PAM615. Which one would you choose?
The Panerai PAM616 Carbotech (right) has the same retail price as the PAM615 1950 Submersible w/ black ceramic bezel (left) - $18,400.
Since they are the same exact retail price, which one would you choose? PAM616 vs PAM615
Cheers,
Anthony
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Quick question - PAM616 vs PAM615. Which one would you choose?
The Panerai PAM616 Carbotech (right) has the same retail price as the PAM615 1950 Submersible w/ black ceramic bezel (left) - $18,400. Since they are the same exact retail price, which one would you choose? PAM616 vs PAM615 Cheers, Anthony...
ill go first and go with the carbotech
firstly because i don't really need a flyback chrono and secondly i really like the carbon aesthetics , i would love to know how durable it would be if used for its intended purpose of underwater activities. regards darma
PAM 616
I'm not a Panerai person and would usually not look at one twice … … however, the Carbotech is the 1st model that has me yearning for more info on it.
Carbotech
Carbotech would be my choise but tot be very honnest, neither of them because of the to high price ;) , like said no one needs a flyback in a dive watch for instance and i'm not at all convinced that the carbon keeps up well in everyday use, there's no wa...
I'm going to go against the norm & vote for the PAM615 Ceramic Flyback
Why? Because I really love the design and aesthetics of the PAM615. I think it's one of Panerai's most sexiest chronographs ever made. I love the Carbotech, but my hopes are for Panerai to make a 44mm version of the Carbotech, whether it's a regular lumin...
both has its merits..
the flyback with the chrono pushers away from the crown guard...and the whole carbotech case... based on novelty...Carbotech for me..but not at that price...
