this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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Sorry I missed you in NYC.

Hope your well

; )

Dan

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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Best Ralf

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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...congratulations, mate!

Very happy that you finally made that catch! Even a long hunt can find a happy end...

Enjoy wearing this stunner,
Volker



representin' the DNA of Panerai

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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Truly special Asi.
Amazing dial.

The waiting is over!

Geoff

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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The type C 3646 is my very favourite one because of the dark resin filled numbers and the contrast engraving of the Radiomir Panerai..

Love it!

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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Asi,

Its a magnificient piece!!!!!
I try to imagine how it feels to own such a great piece with years of experience....
Wear it in good health and enjoy it!

Maybe.... Some day.....

Greetings,

Mark Sanders

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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Stunning Asi, .... tfs (nt)

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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Very nice piece Asi. Fabulous model with red dial and no matching hands...
Enjoy it.

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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glad you took those macro shots. I missed some of that detail! Fabulous.

Congratulations again!!!

-luke

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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... This watch and YOUR wrist.

Happy for both !

P.



------------------------------------------------------------

Homo sapiens non urinat in ventum.

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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GRAILS

So very excited for you , what a score , dreams come true bijo

.

So much MORE than just a Watch

What Watch ,, it's the M8TES behind my brand that I LOVE ,, the Watch is just the GPS

A decade on ,, I COPY it now ,, More than EVER b4 >> it's a PANERAI behind every Panerai is a PANERISTI

And dat , SIMPLY blows me away ,, U Bet....................... BBQ Drew RIP

Feel the Passion ,, Respect the DNA ,, Cheers Beers ,,, Hoo Roo Hammer

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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Just beautiful mate. Mega congrats

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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The longer the hunt the better the catch sometimes. Well done being patient mate.
HAGWE,
Hagen

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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Wear this beauty in the best health!

Cheers
HongT

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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Congrats Asi

I look forward to seeing more photos

cheers

Steve

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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just curious

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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Congratulations

this one was off the radar for so many years, very happy to share it now.


its a 3646 type C




we know its a type C from the caseback, number and other engravings




movement, Rolex cal. 618, 17 jewels, no Incabloc (aka Type 1)




typical onion crown




with typical 'Brevet +' engraving




Very nice aged Radium paste gives a reddish colour, a kind of cool 'stealth' feature as the numerals are only visible under good lighting




detail




Panerai engraving





The C series from 1942-43 was supplied to the Italian Navy and also to the German. This specific watch was Italian. Looking at the caseback tells us -




Xa FLOTMAS is short for Decima Flottiglia MAS (Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'Assalto).


Hope you enjoyed, sorry for the dust - will be very carefully removed in the near future,,,,

HAGWE



Cheers and best from the holyland,

~Asi~



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GUSH

just curious

it would be interesting to know the way it went - maybe it changed the frontlines.

Stunning watch!

Cheers,
Volker

representin' the DNA of Panerai