Panerai pam 213 Features
Ref. No. :pam 213
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Leather
Year :2006
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
Location :Switzerland
Price : Fr. 9,900 (= $ 10,122)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Case Diameter :44 mm
Waterproof :100 m
Glass :Sapphire Glass
Dial :Black
Dial numerals :Arabic numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
Bracelet Color :Brown
Clasp :Buckle
Buckle Material :Steel
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Panerai pam 213 The Related Reviews:
- Great watch. Heavy, solid feel and construction. Fits perfectly on my wrist with no adjusting.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by solange rault Sweden Kristianstad from Netherlands Purmerend
- It's and heavy. If you like that, it is a decent watch. Oh...and don't bother with the free Fed-x ground if you delivery while you are still young.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Heide Mitchell Iran Tehran from Netherlands Purmerend
- timely delivery, excellent service
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- Review by carley bradshaw United States Vivian from Netherlands Purmerend
Panerai pam 213 wrist watches news:
Advice on a sound Patek investment
Hey all, Seeking a bit of advice on a safe bet second hand Patek model to put some money in. I've ¡ê20-30k that i'd like to put away and feel that putting it into a Patek can't be a bad idea financially and to boot will be something I can occasionally enjoy wearing. I've not owned a Patek before and am not well versed on them at present, I've had a number of Rolexes in the past, enjoyed them and beat inflation with them too which is always nice. Would now be nice to step up a gear and buy my first Patek. Any advice as to which model is showing good value right now and is likely to appreciate? Thanks.
Hey all, Seeking a bit of advice on a safe bet second hand Patek model to put some money in. I've ¡ê20-30k that i'd like to put away and feel that putting it into a Patek can't be a bad idea financially and to boot will be something I can occasionally enjoy wearing. I've not owned a Patek before and am not well versed on them at present, I've had a number of Rolexes in the past, enjoyed them and beat inflation with them too which is always nice. Would now be nice to step up a gear and buy my first Patek. Any advice as to which model is showing good value right now and is likely to appreciate? Thanks.
vintagewatch.info
Is it really down? I was there yesterday but today it seems that it does no longer exist. It was a nice page with many interesting informations about the older Hamiltons. Does someone know if it changed only its adress?vintagewatch.info/
Is it really down? I was there yesterday but today it seems that it does no longer exist. It was a nice page with many interesting informations about the older Hamiltons. Does someone know if it changed only its adress?vintagewatch.info/
Movement Photos
Let's see some pics of those sapphire case backs...Here's an extreme closeup of the hairspring on my Nomos Ludwig's Alpha Movement to kick things off:
Let's see some pics of those sapphire case backs...Here's an extreme closeup of the hairspring on my Nomos Ludwig's Alpha Movement to kick things off:
Factoid of the Day 6-22-08
Found this from a repair center on the web:Wristwatch restoration pricing:Wristwatches, mid-century, manual wind: $220Wristwatches, mid-century, auto wind: $265Wristwatch, chronometer, auto wind: $350Wristwatches, chronograph: (see chronograph page)Wristwatches, antique, (20's-40's) gent's: $245Wristwatches, antique, (20's-30's) ladies: $265Rolex, and other high grade: $390 and upCalendar, window or outer date ring each: $30 and upReplace crystal, non break and glass add: $40 and upReplace mainspring, add: $40 and upReplace hand, second, minute, hour, add: $25 each and upInstall stem, Swiss and American add: $40 and upReplace crown, dress, dust-proof, standard: $40 and upBalance staff, Swiss or American add: $68 and upReplace broken jewel, hole, roller or cap: $40 and upOther internal parts, setting parts, wheels: $10 and upProfessional dial refinish,(4 weeks time): $100 and upHigh quality metal expansion bracelet: $30 and up
Found this from a repair center on the web:Wristwatch restoration pricing:Wristwatches, mid-century, manual wind: $220Wristwatches, mid-century, auto wind: $265Wristwatch, chronometer, auto wind: $350Wristwatches, chronograph: (see chronograph page)Wristwatches, antique, (20's-40's) gent's: $245Wristwatches, antique, (20's-30's) ladies: $265Rolex, and other high grade: $390 and upCalendar, window or outer date ring each: $30 and upReplace crystal, non break and glass add: $40 and upReplace mainspring, add: $40 and upReplace hand, second, minute, hour, add: $25 each and upInstall stem, Swiss and American add: $40 and upReplace crown, dress, dust-proof, standard: $40 and upBalance staff, Swiss or American add: $68 and upReplace broken jewel, hole, roller or cap: $40 and upOther internal parts, setting parts, wheels: $10 and upProfessional dial refinish,(4 weeks time): $100 and upHigh quality metal expansion bracelet: $30 and up
Upside to letting auto's wind out?
Does anyone here ever let their auto's wind completely out? I'm just curious 'cause I'm having problems with mine again, (the Guess from my sig) where it sometimes will stop for a few hours or sometimes end up a few minutes behind, for no apparent reason . I have dropped it in the past, and tapped it off the occasional doorknob/wall.A while back I let it wind completely out and rewound it to full and it was dead on (+4 seconds/day, iirc ), and it was perfect for a few weeks and now it's starting to lag a few minutes, sometimes a few hours. Just a random thought I just had, may be sleep deprivation, may be a good idea (at least till I can get it to a good watch shop ).
Does anyone here ever let their auto's wind completely out? I'm just curious 'cause I'm having problems with mine again, (the Guess from my sig) where it sometimes will stop for a few hours or sometimes end up a few minutes behind, for no apparent reason . I have dropped it in the past, and tapped it off the occasional doorknob/wall.A while back I let it wind completely out and rewound it to full and it was dead on (+4 seconds/day, iirc ), and it was perfect for a few weeks and now it's starting to lag a few minutes, sometimes a few hours. Just a random thought I just had, may be sleep deprivation, may be a good idea (at least till I can get it to a good watch shop ).
