Panerai Pays Tribute to New York City and Los Angeles
This February, Panerai pays tribute to two of the country's most influential cities: Los Angeles and New York City. Special editions to be produced in limited numbers feature engraved case backs with iconic Big Apple and City of Angels images. Look inside for wallpaper and pricing. The first set of special editions, created exclusively for the Panerai Beverly Hills boutique, features an engraved case back depicting the quintessential, palm tree-lined Beverly Hills boulevard. The PAM 406 is a Luminor 1950 10 Days GMT �C 44mm, of which only 20 models have been produced. The PAM416 is a Luminor Marina �C 44mm, and 150 models of this style have been produced.The second set, available exclusively at Panerai New York, is personalized with a case back depicting the iconic Statue of Liberty. The PAM 407 is a Radiomir 8 Days �C 45mm, of which only 20 models have been produced. The PAM417 is a Luminor Marina �C 44mm, and 150 models of this style have been produced. The pricing for these pieces is as

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