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I'd take pictures of this vintage Panerai:

A tritico from the Egyptian navy from the late 50'. A big "Egyziano" 60mm with the Angelus 8 days, and the Radiomir dial. With the compass and the profondimeter. The dial of the Egyziano is unbelievable, final bid @ Christie's 147000 chf.


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Wow great watches! Look very historical....is it yours? Where you purchased these watches, and what is the price?

Great watch and depth gauge, more than well preserved, considering how old they are. Huge historical value too, I bet many people would like to posess something like that, I know I would. If the hands on the watch are rusty, and it seems like they are, it would be nice if you could do something about that. Maybe it would "kill" the vintage look but on the other hand it would look even more astonishing and they would last longer. I am surprised how cases, dials and straps are preserved. As a man who likes history and watches I must say it is a pleasure to see something like this.