Goldpfeil Vianney Halter Seven Masters Watch Available On James List
You need to be a pretty serious watch nerd to know who Vianney Halter is, but you need to be an even more serious watch nerd to know what Goldpfeil is. Goldpfeil is a failed brand that sought to create watches made and designed by star independent watch makers who are members of the AHCI. A few models were produced and among them was this one by Vianney Halter. I am not totally sure why Goldpfeil was not a commercial success but the very similar Harry Winston Opus concept did end up being a commercial success.The idea of working together to help out low-resource, high-creativity independent watch makers is sound, but doing it properly is a complex feat. While I don't know exactly what went wrong back in the early 2000's, I can guess it had to do with marketing budgets, production schedules and costs, and sheer awareness. To spend $50,000 on a watch whose brand you can barely pronounce from some quirky French guy is not exactly a model for sales success. It takes people like me (and may

Finally!!!!!
Hi! Y'allI am big fan in this forum for awhile and consider to step up to buy PP watch. After I read this pp forum and realize that which model should I go for. Then, I know that I am in love with 5711 blue face and cant stop dreaming, I have to pull the trigger. As u know, it is super hard to get it. I went to many countries to find and I couldnt find it. Until I went to Spain (Granada) with my wife and I found it. Super lucky and happy to own it. Thanks to this forum make me happy to get what I really want.Thank you again..

New Owner of PAM 372...
Being a long time Rolex and AP Owner, I felt that my life wouldnt be complete without a Panerai....So decided to acquire one for me....my trusted pre owned watch dealer, offered me 287 or 372....after contemplating for a while, decided to go with the 372....Its just screaming PANERAI ...Regards,Sent from my SM-N920K using Tapatalk

Buying first PAM and looking for counsel
Rolex guy who is finding himself falling in love with Panerai of late. Soooo many models/iterations and would love some advice. Here are a few criteria I'm looking to get in my first PAM. Any recommendations?44mmLuminor or 1950's casemanual movementseconds dial and no datelove the 'dirty' or orange'ish numerals on some of the older and special edition modelsthanks Jeff

here in Vegas
besides Bellagio where else can I check out Rolex timepieces