Panerai 00104 Features
Ref. No. :00104
Movement :Automatic
Year :2002
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Germany
Price : € 3,149 (= $ 3,873)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
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Panerai 00104 The Related Reviews:
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Cj y Italy Gazzada Varese from Netherlands Purmerend
- nice deal, cheap price but not cheap quality
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Steve W Lilledahl India Bangalore from Netherlands Purmerend
- I like the watch, it looks nice and works well, great value for money
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- Review by Jill S United States Mount Kisco from Netherlands Purmerend
Panerai 00104 wrist watches news:
1914 HALLMARKED Elgin Trench Watch with a DEEP WELL BEZEL
Hey guys !Just put this Elgin back together so I thought that I'd share.This one is quite hard to come by, it's a 1914 Elgin in a 15 gram Sterling Silver Keystone case.This case was made in America but then imported into England via the Chester Assay Office.The hallmarks on the inside of the case back tell me such.It has the date letter code of "O" for 1914 and the Elgin movement serial number also dates back to 1914, a PERFECT all original match ! ! ! ! !Nice 7 jewel "gilted" movement, size 0s, grade 298.Several things make this case standout from your normal run of the mill trench cases of the era.First the weight at 15 grams, this is DOUBLE the normal run of the mill case.Second is the DEEP WELL BEZEL, A very nice extra feature to have.Third is the size of the case, it is 40mm lug to lug and 34mm with the crown, this is HUGE for a size 0s watch.Fourth is that this watch still has the original factory crown.You guys know that I'm a sucker for the RED XII dials ! ! ! ! !New mainspring
Hey guys !Just put this Elgin back together so I thought that I'd share.This one is quite hard to come by, it's a 1914 Elgin in a 15 gram Sterling Silver Keystone case.This case was made in America but then imported into England via the Chester Assay Office.The hallmarks on the inside of the case back tell me such.It has the date letter code of "O" for 1914 and the Elgin movement serial number also dates back to 1914, a PERFECT all original match ! ! ! ! !Nice 7 jewel "gilted" movement, size 0s, grade 298.Several things make this case standout from your normal run of the mill trench cases of the era.First the weight at 15 grams, this is DOUBLE the normal run of the mill case.Second is the DEEP WELL BEZEL, A very nice extra feature to have.Third is the size of the case, it is 40mm lug to lug and 34mm with the crown, this is HUGE for a size 0s watch.Fourth is that this watch still has the original factory crown.You guys know that I'm a sucker for the RED XII dials ! ! ! ! !New mainspring
My first post in about a year and a new watch
Hey everyone,Its been a long time since I have posted on this forum having spent most of my time on a certain other forum. But I still have a special place in my heart for WTF, which was the first watch forum I joined (maybe 4 years ago, before the switch in web hosts) and the first place I started socializing with watch collectors. I hope to start posting here more often, and I am surprised at how much this placed has changed and grown. I would like to share with everyone my latest watch, straight from the mailman. This is my first vacheron and I am very impressed by the overall quality. I find it more comfortable then the AP 15300 and more attractive then the patek nautilus, all of which are comparable ss sports watches. I haven't owned a sports watch in many years, since I sold my SD and no date sub. I wanted something durable but a little different, and the overseas fit the bill. Thanks for reading guys and I hope to be seen around here more often!
Hey everyone,Its been a long time since I have posted on this forum having spent most of my time on a certain other forum. But I still have a special place in my heart for WTF, which was the first watch forum I joined (maybe 4 years ago, before the switch in web hosts) and the first place I started socializing with watch collectors. I hope to start posting here more often, and I am surprised at how much this placed has changed and grown. I would like to share with everyone my latest watch, straight from the mailman. This is my first vacheron and I am very impressed by the overall quality. I find it more comfortable then the AP 15300 and more attractive then the patek nautilus, all of which are comparable ss sports watches. I haven't owned a sports watch in many years, since I sold my SD and no date sub. I wanted something durable but a little different, and the overseas fit the bill. Thanks for reading guys and I hope to be seen around here more often!
Golden Ellipse 3738
Hi,Is there a secret trick to get get to the case back to see case number and ref on the 3738 other than stripping the hands and dial and loosen the winding stem? I mean when you snap the case the winding stem is attached to the back and not the front part like you would expect. Seems like an awful lot of job to do a little thing but maybe I am missing something very obvious...Henkan
Hi,Is there a secret trick to get get to the case back to see case number and ref on the 3738 other than stripping the hands and dial and loosen the winding stem? I mean when you snap the case the winding stem is attached to the back and not the front part like you would expect. Seems like an awful lot of job to do a little thing but maybe I am missing something very obvious...Henkan
Explorer II Polar discount?
I made a stop at an AD and was looking at an Explorer II Polar watch. I had never been at the store before. Without asking, I was offered a 12% discount. Is this a common discount for Explorer II's?
I made a stop at an AD and was looking at an Explorer II Polar watch. I had never been at the store before. Without asking, I was offered a 12% discount. Is this a common discount for Explorer II's?
16610 & 16710 Prices in grey market
Just bought the reference 16710 and called my attention that prices on 16610 are much cheaper....Do you have any opinion about that?Also you can find the sub reference with no problem while gmt II is harder to get.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
Just bought the reference 16710 and called my attention that prices on 16610 are much cheaper....Do you have any opinion about that?Also you can find the sub reference with no problem while gmt II is harder to get.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
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