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Mr Daytona · 7 August 2016, 11:56 PM

Until I read "Panerai - An Italian Story" I didn't know Panerai had blue dials in the past. If I remember correctly the blue dial was a chemical reaction and not something they tried to do on purpose. Ill have to go and reread. Either way the blue looks exactly like it did in the 50s. Looks good.

Ruud Van Driver · 15 August 2016, 12:16 AM

Missed these two, sorry guys.

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Originally Posted by RUpanerai

That looks great!

What color is used behind the 10 day track? It looks like a salmon color, is that correct?

It's all blue. What you can see is the 'inside' of the 10 day track, because of the way my wrist is angled up to catch the sun in the dial

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Originally Posted by Vivalas

Stunning watch - congratulations!

Silly question maybe, but is this available to buy in the UK?

The blue dials are boutique only references and there's no Panerai boutique in the UK, so I would say not unless you can source on from a grey. Bit annoying when there's three boutiques in Paris

7 August 2016, 11:56 PM	#31
Mr Daytona "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Real Name: Mr. Daytona Location: On the water Watch: Panerai Posts: 974	Until I read "Panerai - An Italian Story" I didn't know Panerai had blue dials in the past. If I remember correctly the blue dial was a chemical reaction and not something they tried to do on purpose. Ill have to go and reread. Either way the blue looks exactly like it did in the 50s. Looks good.

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