Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days GMT 24H: A Panerai Watch for Travelers
Panerai first became renowned for its distinctively masculine divers’ watches. Now the Swiss watch brand with Florentine roots has released a watch suited for world travelers: the Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days GMT 24H, the first Panerai watch to contain the new manufacture Caliber P.9003.The Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days GMT 24H (Ref. PAM00531) displays the local time as well as the time in a second time zone, which can be read simultaneously by means of an independent central hand that makes one revolution around the dial in 24 hours. It is the first of the Panerai watches to be equipped with Caliber P.9003, an automatic movement based on Panerai’s existing Caliber P.9001, which adds to that movement’s features an innovative GMT function, which is indicated over 24 rather than 12 hours; it also includes a newly designed, circular power reserve indicator on the rear side, which is readable through the sapphire viewing window in the watch’s caseback.Caliber P.9003 bo

SWATCH Tender Present
What could be better than love to start the year with a bang? We're talking about true love, the kind that makes your eyes shine and your heart ache. Love is all around us with soft touches, kind messages and gazing deep into each other's' eyes. The new Swatch comes straight from the heart. If Romeo wanted to prove his love to Juliet today, he'd give her the Tender Present timepiece. It wears its quartz heart on its sleeve with parts in a range of rosy tones from baby pink and purple to fuchsia all rimmed by a wide silver chapter ring. Two metallic baton-shape hands track the hours and minutes whilst a central seconds hand with a heart-shape counterweight glides above. A big red heart beats in the 34mm white plastic case's openwork dial at 8 o' clock. Turn the strap over to read the sweet "handle with care" instructions. Price: 75 CHF. Sharmila Bertin

Seattle PP Collectors?
Would love to meet fellow collectors in the Seattle / Bellevue area and share experiences!

Hello aquanaut
Well I caved. Here is my 5167A courtesy of George at govberg. Thanks to ken for the help and of course George for the excellent service. Better pics will come in due time : )

Official PAM 233 thread
I know this isn't the Rolex forum, and there may not be enough traffic here but let's see them guys. Dot, AM/PM, and maybe a new one, whatever. Let's celebrate this modern day icon. I'll start......