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Hi, I'm looking for the best (most visually accurate) sandwitch dial pam. I was looking at 111h but could choose others as well. Could you please help me to select the most visually accurate and to decide which movement to choose (asian/swiss)? Thanks!

It looks like a new 7750. Can anyone comment on a new hubnail dial? Is it now closer to original?

Hey, this improvements are fast! They actually improve while we are talking. Very nice! The glass is still mineral though and the one on the picture has scratches and dust on it.

Just by chance I found this site with a nice looking Zenith. Does anybody know this site - is it a scam? It says the watch has a quality japanese movement, I wonder what this could be. http://www.cool-watches.com/replica-watch-...Calendar-1.html I would really like to see more Zeniths with our dealers.

Where did you buy your mineral version?

if you mean swiss eta, no, sorry, 600$ is too much for a replica like this (beautiful but not very close to gen). Back to original question - are above pictures of the old 7750? Are the dealers wrong stating 28.000?

Hi, I'm researching the dealers to find the best (non swiss) pam 253 available. Trusty has one with new 7750 and sapphire glass which looks right. But some others are also claiming their watches are 7750 28.000 but from the pictures (see below) they look more as an old 7750 (non 28.000). Am I correct? Beautiful watch anyway. http://s16.photobucket.com/albums/b14/pure...mgAnch=imgAnch6 http://s39.photobucket.com/albums/e186/300...mgAnch=imgAnch8

It's good to see new alternatives coming. While they all look great, I'm still waiting for these black versions: https://www.iwc.ch/collection/collection_de...=en&mid=207 or https://www.iwc.ch/collection/collection_de...=en&mid=205

Yes, to get it going again I must turn it around quite heavily. I hope this is only a small issue which the local watchsmith can handle. Thanks.

Hi, I purchased a very nice PAM with Asian 7750 a month ago. A watch is running just fine. I'm only a little bit concerned with it's power reserve. I normally wear a watch Mondy to Friday, 8-18. I found out that I must wind it manually on Monday morning quite a lot (100 pushes up) to reach the end of the week without stopping. Even so, a watch would sometimes stop one night before the end of a week. In all cases it would stop over weekend. If I would not wind a watch manually on Monday morning and only wear it during the day, It would stop during the night, same day. Is it normal that replicas have a such weak power reserve? Do I have to wind it more? 100 pushes is maybe only 30 turns of the crown? Thanks.

I'm also interested if the price is right. Grey version available?

So, from anyone's experience, would adjusting the time every day damage a watch?

Just to be sure: clockwise =UP, correct? so I suppose for 50 full turns it must be pushed up about 150 times to be fully wind, correct?

Winding 7750 PAM means to turn a crown clockwise (or UP) - is this correct? I ask because there is some resistance and would not like to break anything. Does a "turn" mean a whole 360 degrees? Thanks.