Pam 335

[WWC]

Could someone shed some light on the production run for the Pam 335? I tried searching online and couldn’t find the exact years they were produced.

It seems like 500 pieces were made each year but would like to know the span. Thanks.

[duc888]

Maybe this helps

https://panerai.watchlounge.com/watc...s-gmt-ceramic/

[1st amg]

It’s a wonderful watch. One of the most comfortable I have owned.


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[WWC]

Originally Posted by duc888

Maybe this helps

https://panerai.watchlounge.com/watc...s-gmt-ceramic/

Thanks so much! This is amazing. Thanks for sharing.


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[1st amg]

In the event you are trying to decide, I have included some pics of my 335.








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[brandrea]

Originally Posted by 1st amg

In the event you are trying to decide, I have included some pics of my 335.

Strap monster clearly.

This one gets my vote

[1William]

Great watch.

[1st amg]

Thanks gentlemen !

[thetinkercompanies]

The Panerai PAM 335 is also known as the Radiomir California 10 Days GMT, and it was produced from 2009 to 2016. The exact number of units produced is unknown, as Panerai does not release production figures for their watches. However, the PAM 335 is considered a relatively rare and sought-after model, as it features a unique California dial and a 10-day power reserve.

[epicurus]

Originally Posted by thetinkercompanies

The Panerai PAM 335 is also known as the Radiomir California 10 Days GMT, and it was produced from 2009 to 2016. The exact number of units produced is unknown, as Panerai does not release production figures for their watches. However, the PAM 335 is considered a relatively rare and sought-after model, as it features a unique California dial and a 10-day power reserve.

I dont think you have the right reference.

[1st amg]

Originally Posted by epicurus

I dont think you have the right reference.

I agree...I have the 335 as in the pics posted above and it clearly is not a radiomir!

[arnage]

just adding to this thread, for what I think is one of the best balanced Panerais for everyday use. (..as far as capturing distinctive and useful design characteristics... i.e. - not just what "purists" would see as a Panerai)

[bluestreakgts]

Arnage, what is the brown gator strap in the middle? I just acquired a 335 myself and got the yellow rubber b as you have.

[arnage]

Hi Bluestreak gts (viper..?).. the brown one in the middle is an oem "JV" (Jules verne) suede alligator strap from Panerai.

I'm assuming they still make them, though I haven't heard any interest in them in a while. The JV suede gator style used to be a favorite of the paneristi forums, back when Panerais were still hot. :)

[1st amg]

Originally Posted by arnage

just adding to this thread, for what I think is one of the best balanced Panerais for everyday use. (..as far as capturing distinctive and useful design characteristics... i.e. - not just what "purists" would see as a Panerai)

Really nice choices of straps. I especially like that yellow. I am not sure if I said this before arnage…your pics of your 335 closed the deal for me to acquire one. Your guilty!


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[arnage]

Glad that I influenced your decision..! (and sorry if that means you used up a lot of your watch budget). the 335 is really versatile, as both of our pictures tend to show.

I suppose the watch has formally been discontinued, so the secondary is most likely the only place to get one.

[bluestreakgts]

Thanks!! I’ve actually had many cars, but never purchased a viper. :-)

[cjs]

The yellow on black loos amazing. I may try that on the 317. I’m inspired.


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