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Panerai PAM00359 Features
- ETA Unitas 6497 Movement, Swan Neck Function Working, Manual Winding (17 Jewel).
Solid 440 Stainless Steel Case.
High quality genuine Leather Strap.
Sapphire Crystal Glass Face with Anti- Reflective Coating.
Case Diameter:44 mm.
Water-Resistant.
Brand Name:Panerai
Series:Luminor
Model Number:PAM00359
Gender:Midsize Watches
Movement:Manual Winding
Case Material:Stainless Steel
Case Size:44mm
Bezel Material:Stainless Steel
Bracelet Material:Crocodile Leather
Bracelet Color:Black
Dial Color:Black
Dial Type:Arabic numerals
Clasp:Buckle
Crystal Material:Sapphire
Watch Shape:Round
Water Resistant Depth:80 Meters / 264 Feet
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ive got one of theseTAG Heuer Carrera > Luxury Automatic Watch and Chronograph - Man Swiss Luxury Watchand the minute cronograph dial at the top, the dial is abit off to the left ie not bang on in the middle of the 30 mark i dont know if any of you have this watch but id like to know if anyone doesthanks
ive got one of theseTAG Heuer Carrera > Luxury Automatic Watch and Chronograph - Man Swiss Luxury Watchand the minute cronograph dial at the top, the dial is abit off to the left ie not bang on in the middle of the 30 mark i dont know if any of you have this watch but id like to know if anyone doesthanks
Two more AP articles
Hi guys, a couple more articles on AP, from QP magazine. These 2 are free to read, but you have to register. Quite a good read IMO .qpmagazine/default.as...=true#openHere.qpmagazine/Default.aspx?IssueID=1912
Hi guys, a couple more articles on AP, from QP magazine. These 2 are free to read, but you have to register. Quite a good read IMO .qpmagazine/default.as...=true#openHere.qpmagazine/Default.aspx?IssueID=1912
Am I only a Rolex guy?
I tried on something today, and I just kept feeling like it was delicate. It was very light for one, considering it was a bracelet. Maybe I'm just not high haute material. This was the first time I tried it on as I was reluctant to even try it on (I was scared how much I'd love it and for me, this isn't cheap). Also, it looks like art, and feel like scratches would bother me on such a piece.Also, I wasn't completely blown away. Don't get me wrong, I liked it, but I'm wondering as I have evolved in my WISdom that maybe I can't get blown away anymore like I used to back when I was getting into watches. Can anyone relate to what I'm saying? Is that true crazy excitement of a new watch only happen in the beginning of your watch hobby?I'm not considering this exact watch, but rather its blue brother (minus 1 from the reference). Not because I don't like it, but partially due to cost and I like simpler watches.Thanks for your thoughts.
I tried on something today, and I just kept feeling like it was delicate. It was very light for one, considering it was a bracelet. Maybe I'm just not high haute material. This was the first time I tried it on as I was reluctant to even try it on (I was scared how much I'd love it and for me, this isn't cheap). Also, it looks like art, and feel like scratches would bother me on such a piece.Also, I wasn't completely blown away. Don't get me wrong, I liked it, but I'm wondering as I have evolved in my WISdom that maybe I can't get blown away anymore like I used to back when I was getting into watches. Can anyone relate to what I'm saying? Is that true crazy excitement of a new watch only happen in the beginning of your watch hobby?I'm not considering this exact watch, but rather its blue brother (minus 1 from the reference). Not because I don't like it, but partially due to cost and I like simpler watches.Thanks for your thoughts.
Trade A Favorite For Something Better?
I have owned a vintage Patek Philippe for 19 years, far longer than any other watch in my past or present collection. Suffice it to say, I very much admire that watch, and had never thought to part with it until recently. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1357885585.024241.jpgI really admire the Nautilus line (have for years). The 5980 chrono has been my grail since I first was aware it existed. Prior to that, my taste was a little simpler: the trusty 5711 (and the Jumbo before it).Here's the question: do I keep my long loved vintage piece and add the 5711, or part with the old friend and get the grail 5980? Factors are: I cannot afford the 5980 without liquidating the vintage piece. While some would say don't settle for less than the grail, well, we're talking 5711...not exactly settling! Besides, I could trade the 5711 and cash down the road to get the 5980. So will the 5980 make me forget all about my vintage Patek? Or will I regret it?
I have owned a vintage Patek Philippe for 19 years, far longer than any other watch in my past or present collection. Suffice it to say, I very much admire that watch, and had never thought to part with it until recently. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1357885585.024241.jpgI really admire the Nautilus line (have for years). The 5980 chrono has been my grail since I first was aware it existed. Prior to that, my taste was a little simpler: the trusty 5711 (and the Jumbo before it).Here's the question: do I keep my long loved vintage piece and add the 5711, or part with the old friend and get the grail 5980? Factors are: I cannot afford the 5980 without liquidating the vintage piece. While some would say don't settle for less than the grail, well, we're talking 5711...not exactly settling! Besides, I could trade the 5711 and cash down the road to get the 5980. So will the 5980 make me forget all about my vintage Patek? Or will I regret it?
Are diamonds in vintage dealer add-on bezels larger?
First, hats off to Crown Collection for his consistently great contributions, furthering our collective knowledge on some arcane topics.In his thread in the reference section about authenticating diamond bezels, he discusses the diamond bezels that Rolex dealers stocked to up-sell customers. Specifically,18000 series men¡¯s day- date ¨C 44 brilliants set in yellow gold (part code MBZ4488)44 brilliants set in platinum (part code MBZ4466). 46 brilliants set in white gold (part code MBZ4690)My question is, did these bezels have larger stones than the standard factory bezels (that would have come on a 18348 for example)? Or, in the case of the white metal bezels on YG watches, is it just an optical illusion that the diamonds are larger?Thank you.
First, hats off to Crown Collection for his consistently great contributions, furthering our collective knowledge on some arcane topics.In his thread in the reference section about authenticating diamond bezels, he discusses the diamond bezels that Rolex dealers stocked to up-sell customers. Specifically,18000 series men¡¯s day- date ¨C 44 brilliants set in yellow gold (part code MBZ4488)44 brilliants set in platinum (part code MBZ4466). 46 brilliants set in white gold (part code MBZ4690)My question is, did these bezels have larger stones than the standard factory bezels (that would have come on a 18348 for example)? Or, in the case of the white metal bezels on YG watches, is it just an optical illusion that the diamonds are larger?Thank you.
