
PAM322 Radiomir Titanium Brown dial
The dial is a very subtle brown which is quite hard to capture in photos with flash photography. As you can see in the above and below photos, the dial appears to be black - but in daylight it's definitely brown/grayish.

The PAM322 with a painted ammo strap by Kevin
There's a pink gold ring inside the case, a design element that is inspired on one of the vintage Panerai watches. The watch is shown with one of Kevin's painted ammo straps. The original OEM strap is a glossy brown crocodile strap.

The dial has a pink gold ring
The movement is the Panerai OP XXVII calibre (16 ¾ lignes, 18 jewels, power reserve of 55 hours) which is based on a Minerva calibre 16-15 movement. This calibre is modified so that the small seconds is at 9 o'clock position - it was originally located at six o'clock position on the Minerva Seconde Grande Authentique.

Panerai OP XXVII Minerva movement
The PAM322 has a crystal case back so that you can see its beautifully finished movement. The finishing was actually done by Minerva for Panerai.

The watch has a crystal case back (exhibition back)
Panerai introduced the PAM309 at the same time as this PAM322. It's essentially the same watch but it has a black dial and 100 units were produced, as opposed to the even lower production number of the PAM322 which is 50 units. The millesimation of both watches is x/150. 100 units of the 309 and 50 of the brown dialed 322, together this accounts for 150 watches.

The sub seconds dial is located at the 9 o'clock position
The PAM322 has a sandwich dial which can be seen in the above and below photos. You can click on the photos for a larger view.

The sub seconds dial is located at the 9 o'clock position

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All the photos in this post were taken with a Nikkor 85mm PC-E lens.
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Thanks to MM for making the watch available to me for taking pictures!