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  1. 01-01-2010 04:47 PM #1
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    Why do you call Panerai's 'pam' for short?

    If it were Pamerai I'd get it, but its not, and I dont.
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    I never got it either. Why not 'Pan?'
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    Quote Originally Posted by Thrak View Post
    Why do you call Panerai's 'pam' for short?

    If it were Pamerai I'd get it, but its not, and I dont.
    PAM stands for PAnerai Model every Panerai watch has a model
    no. Ands starts with the letters P A M and the model no.
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    Oh cool, didnt know that!!

    Thanks!
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    I've been wondering about that for quite a while so thanks for clearing it up.
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    Thanks for asking that question, Thrak. I have always wondered why they are not known as "Pani's".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thrak View Post
    Why do you call Panerai's 'pam' for short?

    If it were Pamerai I'd get it, but its not, and I dont.
    I think almost everyone that is new to PAM's think that exact same thing, I know I did until I was fortunate to come across someone else's post asking the same thing a few year's back

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