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So, what bugs you about the PAMs?

Asian black dial 895144

Great review and great pics, Raymond. I notice also the numbers and indices were cut too close to the edge of the dial. The rest of the case, crown etc looks good. Congrats and wear it well!

If i read correctly, the dial moves when you pull/push the crown during setting time? If that is so, you might need to tighten the screws that hold the movement to the case, it has 2 screws and 2 tabs. Its located near the outer ring of the movement. Hope this was your query. Happened to me once or twice too.

You might be able to find a gen rubber strap on ebay, or you might like to visit the AD and purchase one. Imho, the rubber strap is more comfortable for me than the ss bracelet.

Its a rep strap that came with the black dial asian version. The quality of this strap is top notch, thick and soft as well.

Nice vintage Rolex you have Predfan. I'll be wearing the 192.....HAGWE >>>

I bought both the blue and black dial versions at the same time, I'm leaning more towards the black recently, as I have been wearing my blue dial version pretty often, the black is more classic, imho >>>>

Here's my humble 005...

That's not a few, that's quite a collection of Luminors! All of them are real nice!

I have met with Tony personally a couple of times to pick up my reps. He has both entry level and higher priced items. Communication is not an issue. His companion/girlfriend relocated back to China, and Tony stayed on in Singapore as he is holding a regular job here. From my last communication with them, she is sending the watches out direct to buyers. Imho, its luck of the draw so I stopped buying from him and became familiar with another dealer over here in my neck of the woods, as I prefer to inspect my reps before I buy them.

Hi Stephane, Very nice pics, I believe you will grow to like it. Excellent price too!

Very beautiful creation there FF, the movement deco and the simple dial is very nice!

I have had mine for a couple of years now, extremely rugged, hefty, and runs great. Sits nicely on my 7.5 wrist. The quality and finish is very nice. A great watch to wear for any occasion. It reminds me of a Steelfish in terms of weight. Great value for money. Mine is the ss version. Its a 42mm case size.

That's a nice pic Nanuq! And a hefty chainsaw at that! Thanks!

Rightly said, Deltatahoe, I agree about Gen issues too. 2 years back I bought a gen Omega SMP, worn it off and on for a month. One fine day, it just stopped after 45mins of activity (was wound enough to run a day) Took it to the AD service center, was told that they would look at it. 2 weeks passed and they finally asked me to collect. I asked them what was the issue. The guy in the lab coat said, "just routine servicing" I told him the watch was less than 3 months old. He said the watch is now fully serviced. That's helpful. I should have noticed it the day I bought the watch, the AD manager had to 'swirl' the watch with more effort to get it to start running. Hell, my $160 Seiko diver runs immediately when I pick it up. Good luck with the Sinn diver, its a beauty!

Very well done! Now the case looks like it was sitting at the bottom of the ocean for ages. I really like the pitting effect and the details. Superb work!

Hello All, I was wondering if our members display their watches on stands in glass cabinets like ADs, would be interesting to see some pics. I'm planning to buy an Ikea glass cabinet for this purpose. I keep my watches in watch cases currently, was thinking of doing it up like the ADs. Any of our members enjoy displaying their reps in glass cabinets with lights? Would be great to see some pics. Thanks to all! Viper

Its Friday here, this one for me today, have a great weekend folks!

Hi Grandberry, Welcome to the forum, I'm from Singapore as well. Do drop me an email, we can go rep shopping. I'm a Pam fan as well. Viper

Impressive, most impressive !

Hope it all works out for you, Lanikai. Its not bad watch karma, its part of the game we participate in. Cheers!

Thanks for the review, its a classic, this Exp II.

My Pam daylight 7750 had an issue whereby I set the time, push the crown in, seconds hand moves, but the minute hands takes a while to get going. I observed it for a while and now whenever I set the time, I will hold the watch and swirl left and right, to get the rotor spinning, even though I have wound the crown up enough to run the watch for a day. Strange it may seem, but it works for me.

That sounds great, knocking the case around in a container of coins. Thanks for the advice!