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Panerai PAM 00249. Features
Ref. No. :PAM 00249.
Code :S14695
Case Material :Steel
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :United Kingdom, Kingston Upon Hull
Price : ¡ê 8,950 (= $ 13,977)
Availability
Available immediately
Case
Case Material :Steel
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Aaron Myers Slovak Republic Topolcany from Netherlands Purmerend
- Received my bracelet/watch and matching ring yesterday. Both are absolutely stunning, and worth every penny. I didn't want to go to bed. Just wanted to admire the jewelry all night long LOL!They look like museum quality to me!
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- Review by Gerald Walker Alicja Nowa Iwiczna from Netherlands Purmerend
Panerai PAM 00249. wrist watches news:
Here's a close up...!
Hey Milos,I'm curious as to find out how long it takes Patek to produce a 5146 (just estimates are fine) and approximately how many pieces they produce per year of just this model. Is it an even split between the gold models (J/G/R) and Platinum?Thanks!
Hey Milos,I'm curious as to find out how long it takes Patek to produce a 5146 (just estimates are fine) and approximately how many pieces they produce per year of just this model. Is it an even split between the gold models (J/G/R) and Platinum?Thanks!
Tissot SeaStar 1000 Review
A few days ago, I promised GrumpyGuy that I'd write a brief review of the Tissot SeaStar 1000 with the (somewhat) new Powermatic 80 movement. In the interest of full disclosure, I need to tell you that I'm not a review writing kind of guy, but since I promised...Tissot has been around for a while. 162 years if my aging eyes read the dial text correctly. While I'm not familiar with their historical designs, some of their recent offerings have caught my eye. Of particular interest is the newly refreshed Seastar.The old model appealed to me as a nice entry level diver but having several entry level pieces from other brands, I never pulled the trigger. Then last May, Ariel Adams wrote a piece on his excellent website, ABlogToWatch titled "Tissot Seastar 1000 Powermatic 80 Watch Hands-On: Upgrades Increase The Want". Increase the want indeed, as I've been looking for a red bezel version on a bracelet ever since.Come to find out, it doesn't exist. Well, Tissot indicates it's available in
A few days ago, I promised GrumpyGuy that I'd write a brief review of the Tissot SeaStar 1000 with the (somewhat) new Powermatic 80 movement. In the interest of full disclosure, I need to tell you that I'm not a review writing kind of guy, but since I promised...Tissot has been around for a while. 162 years if my aging eyes read the dial text correctly. While I'm not familiar with their historical designs, some of their recent offerings have caught my eye. Of particular interest is the newly refreshed Seastar.The old model appealed to me as a nice entry level diver but having several entry level pieces from other brands, I never pulled the trigger. Then last May, Ariel Adams wrote a piece on his excellent website, ABlogToWatch titled "Tissot Seastar 1000 Powermatic 80 Watch Hands-On: Upgrades Increase The Want". Increase the want indeed, as I've been looking for a red bezel version on a bracelet ever since.Come to find out, it doesn't exist. Well, Tissot indicates it's available in
Time to Beat It!
My lovely wife is taking me and the SMPc to our first Cirque du Soleil performance. Very excited!
My lovely wife is taking me and the SMPc to our first Cirque du Soleil performance. Very excited!
A Week on The Wrist ... (Incoming PP 5146G-001)
I've had this watch for over a week now but I eventually wanted to do a formal 'incoming' thread.Up until now I've only purchased Omegas but in early 2014 I started to look at other brands including NOMOS and Rolex. The thought of purchasing a Patek Philippe in my early thirties never even entered my mind as a possibility.It wasn't until I was about to pull the trigger on a Rolex GMTII as my fourth watch that I started to question if I really wanted it or if I would rather bank it towards a PP. I'm not a fan of having a large watch collection so forsaking all other 'fun' but most likely temporary watches for a quality watch from PP seemed like an easy decision to make (thanks Jorge).For my first PP I narrowed down the models to 5146G or 5396G (interestingly enough, a few other members were also deciding between these or similar models so it was fun gleaning from their threads). I was initially NOT a fan of the 5146G month/day counters and power reserve indicator and so decided on the 5
I've had this watch for over a week now but I eventually wanted to do a formal 'incoming' thread.Up until now I've only purchased Omegas but in early 2014 I started to look at other brands including NOMOS and Rolex. The thought of purchasing a Patek Philippe in my early thirties never even entered my mind as a possibility.It wasn't until I was about to pull the trigger on a Rolex GMTII as my fourth watch that I started to question if I really wanted it or if I would rather bank it towards a PP. I'm not a fan of having a large watch collection so forsaking all other 'fun' but most likely temporary watches for a quality watch from PP seemed like an easy decision to make (thanks Jorge).For my first PP I narrowed down the models to 5146G or 5396G (interestingly enough, a few other members were also deciding between these or similar models so it was fun gleaning from their threads). I was initially NOT a fan of the 5146G month/day counters and power reserve indicator and so decided on the 5
Aquanaut Turns Per Day
It's got to be on the forum several times, but I searched to no avail. I know Rolex is bi directional 650 TPD for watch winders, what about Patek?
It's got to be on the forum several times, but I searched to no avail. I know Rolex is bi directional 650 TPD for watch winders, what about Patek?
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