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Panerai Panerai 30618 Features
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Code :IDNo.10826
Movement :Manual winding
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :France, Paris
Price : € 5,400 (= $ 6,633)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
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Panerai Panerai 30618 wrist watches news:
Illinois Square
The Illinois Square is a fairly basic watch with a 6/0 movement, and one of the first advertised by Illinois as early as 1925. What makes this one a bit unusual is that it is a solid 14K example. It's the only one I've ever seen, and Fred does not list them as being made in solid gold. Another nice feature about this one, amazingly, is the original NOS dial. This is obvious by the brushed butler center and the circularly-brushed sub-circleplus the back shows no marks of havig been re-done. My gut feeling is that there must have been some time early-on, not long after the problems of radium surfaced, that the dials were made with the same green numbers so common during the radium days, but with no radioactive materials at alland this is one of those dials, and it explains why is did not "burn" into a green-brown over time. (Modern luminous is only mildly radioactive, but the old radium was much more so.) You will occasionally also see Canby cases with similarly perfect NOS dial
The Illinois Square is a fairly basic watch with a 6/0 movement, and one of the first advertised by Illinois as early as 1925. What makes this one a bit unusual is that it is a solid 14K example. It's the only one I've ever seen, and Fred does not list them as being made in solid gold. Another nice feature about this one, amazingly, is the original NOS dial. This is obvious by the brushed butler center and the circularly-brushed sub-circleplus the back shows no marks of havig been re-done. My gut feeling is that there must have been some time early-on, not long after the problems of radium surfaced, that the dials were made with the same green numbers so common during the radium days, but with no radioactive materials at alland this is one of those dials, and it explains why is did not "burn" into a green-brown over time. (Modern luminous is only mildly radioactive, but the old radium was much more so.) You will occasionally also see Canby cases with similarly perfect NOS dial
The Clinton
After going back and forth in my mind between the Boulton and the Clinton, the Clinton finally won out. Now it's here.It is a bit smaller than I thought. I imagine I will get use to it for occasional wear. It actually does look a little bigger closer up and at a different angle.When compared to a finely printed book from the same year (1949) the size looks fine.I've only given it an hour of wrist time, so these are still my early observations.
After going back and forth in my mind between the Boulton and the Clinton, the Clinton finally won out. Now it's here.It is a bit smaller than I thought. I imagine I will get use to it for occasional wear. It actually does look a little bigger closer up and at a different angle.When compared to a finely printed book from the same year (1949) the size looks fine.I've only given it an hour of wrist time, so these are still my early observations.
Corleone's watch in Godfather III
Does anyone know what type of watch Al Pacino is wearing in the Godfather III?It's the scene with his daughter when he's talking about his reasons for setting up "the foundation."I paused it and snapped a photo with my phone so I realize it's not the best photo, but I figured if any group would be able to determine the watch, it would be this forum.
Does anyone know what type of watch Al Pacino is wearing in the Godfather III?It's the scene with his daughter when he's talking about his reasons for setting up "the foundation."I paused it and snapped a photo with my phone so I realize it's not the best photo, but I figured if any group would be able to determine the watch, it would be this forum.
15400 Royal Oak dials
Lots of opinions shared on the forum lately about the various dials on the Royal Oak. Great discussions. Personally, I struggle with being able to read some dials without my readers on, (sucks getting old).The new ruthenium just does't do it for me, to my eye it just has no pop, not interesting, no offence to any owners. The blue would be redundant ion my collection plus the surcharge. The black and silver are my two considerations. Both have their benefits, not concerned about opinions as to what is best. For those who have seen both side by side Here is my question - Which colour dial is the most legible?Thx
Lots of opinions shared on the forum lately about the various dials on the Royal Oak. Great discussions. Personally, I struggle with being able to read some dials without my readers on, (sucks getting old).The new ruthenium just does't do it for me, to my eye it just has no pop, not interesting, no offence to any owners. The blue would be redundant ion my collection plus the surcharge. The black and silver are my two considerations. Both have their benefits, not concerned about opinions as to what is best. For those who have seen both side by side Here is my question - Which colour dial is the most legible?Thx
Vintage Omega ?
Just got this as part of a trade...Can anyone tell me anything about it?Its 18KI just opened the back and insideIts 15 Jewels Has an omega symbol with 265 below itTheres a # I assume is the serial # 125602**Leather bands appears newer. Band is size 20 and has 107 on itClasp is a Gold Omega clasp
Just got this as part of a trade...Can anyone tell me anything about it?Its 18KI just opened the back and insideIts 15 Jewels Has an omega symbol with 265 below itTheres a # I assume is the serial # 125602**Leather bands appears newer. Band is size 20 and has 107 on itClasp is a Gold Omega clasp
