Last year Panerai introduced two Special Editions with a vintage Minerva movement; the?rose gold PAM00398 and the stainless steel PAM00399. These are Radiomir variations with more solid lugs and a a different crown, however with the recognizable cusion-shape case. Already during the SIHH it was clear that there was a small mistake, because “stainless steeel” was engraved with one too many e’s. A painfull mistake one might think, however this is also how they have been delivered to some customers! Yes,?again a?painfull mistake. However… maybe this mistake will turn out to be a good investment? Ad - Scroll to continue with article The photo above was shown on Paneristi, the biggest online community for Panerai fans, and of course the members jumped to the occasion to share their opinion. What’s interesting is that some members said it might be a good idea to hold on to the wrongly spelled version (with three e’s), as it might become a good investment.Fanatic collectors probably know that these kind of rare mistakes or other deviations, might become very collectible and as a result might fetch much higher prices in the future. According to one of the Paneristi member, the Panerai Boutique in Munich, Germany, already called all delivered PAM00339’s back. What would you do? Keep the wrongly spelled version or sent it back to the Panerai boutique to get a replacement caseback with correct spelling?The above photo, also made?at SIHH 2012, is courtesy Martin Wilmsen, who runs the Panerai Wristwatch Photo blog. By the way, it’s safe to assume that all Special Editions, both the gold and stainless steeel ?? versions, are sold out. For those who just missed the opportunity to buy one, Panerai released?two similar models this year. No Special Editions by the way, and no reworked vintage Minerva movement. The new models have been released as??PAM00514 and PAM00515 and you can read more about them here. This article is written by Frank Geelen, executive editor for Monochrome Watches.