rolli
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no you cannot.
only a stem for the eta 28xx series, that means also for the 2892 and 2892A2.
this movement is the basic movement for the soprod module.
so... the stems have a 0,9mm thread for the crown.
that means you have to buy a t-crown for a 0,9mm stem,
or a t-crown for a 1,2mm stem and you have to use a 1,2mm thread adapter-stem with a inner thread of 0,9mm for the 28xx serie stem.
rolli
Just wondering about that...
Can you use the stem for say Swiss ETA 7750 movement (1.2mm)for this watch? I know the stem size is different but if the part that goes into the movement is the same you can actually make a T48 crown work with this movement. I'm thinking of getting this watch with a PVD T Crown too for my next acquisition and still looking for an answer if what I thought is possible could be a solution. I want the PVD version but without a T crown on, I guess the 027A would the way to go...
Has anyone done this?
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hahahaha....
that's no good idea.
but what should i do when you rob my baby.
no more upgrade and modification engagement with that beauty.
you don't really want it ????
rolli
That's no good news.
@Rolli: Come on ... sell me yours.
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i think the polished bezel is pretty much correct.
only the metal-rings aound the hour marker dots are wrong.
but this is one of the next furture modification upgrade made by a local well known to me professional dial maker.
and some very nice surprises will follow.
you can be excited.
rolli
Hi
about the dial, you can get a gen 24a dial here
http://www.repgeek.com/showthread.php?t=76677
price is great go for it!!!
and if you want something more cheaper I have one for sell here
I've taken a look in the rolli's one and I think that the combination bezel-dial is not correct for a PAM24 ( A,B or C not sure about D) these series must have the plain bezel and NO metal around the hours.
hth
Cheers
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i have the 087 with the upgraded blue dial.
but now the 064 could be my interest
rolli
Hey Rolli,
I am a bit suprised that you not allready own this watch
Bought the PAM064 around 3.5 years ago (from EL) and it is my every-year-holidy watch....it is waterproof for diving and swimming and it can take hits, scratches, dings...the watch had a hard time in the last years.
Enjoy the pics....as far as I remember, the main difference to the gen are the ticks on the bezel...too short for the 64 and the 1.000m engraving on the CG lever. Anyway a cool watch that looks and wears bigger than 44mm due to its thick bezel and height!
I do love the aged numbers and indeezes so much....T-dial....
Theo
P.P.S.: Silix still has this model shown on his website....but you never know if he really stocks!
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i have too much gen images.
rep images and who has one.
rolli
Are you looking for rep or gen pics. I don't have one myself, but I'd like to see some pics of a good rep one. I'm starting to really like the submersible line.
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hi all,
any pam 064 sub 1000 owner here on board ???
if possible images desirable.
thanks
rolli
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100 percent absolutely..............
rolli
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to say nothing.....only awesome.
rolli
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or both at the same time......
rolli
At the moment the black but 2 hours ago the white.
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simple amazing.
the panda is really a cool design.
congratulation for your both pams.
rolli
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got the same pm here too.
rolli
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like always, they produce v1, v2, v3 and a ultimate version,
and nobody can wait. buyers are enough on this planet.
rolli
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great work.
wear it well.
rolli
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maybe you can use a t_48 SS or pvd for 2,1mm stem
handwind pams have a stem with 1,2mm thread.
rolli
Hi there can some one help choosing the right Crown for DSN 201/a and 202/a ?..
Thank you!
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on sinn site euro 1600,--.
diameter 44mm.
again a lie from the dealers it was made in connection with a gen sinn.
rolli
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t...i have to disagree.
nothing is perfect.
but the crown is perfect to use for all case types, also the auto cases.
fits more than perfect in the case tubes inside the seal, and not too wobbly.
a thicker o-ring gasket inside the crown brings the necessary optical case distance.
the tooth-knurling width of 2,1mm is a really good symbiosis of the case, crown and crown-guard.
for me is the optical shape foregrounded.
rolli
Palp crown is very nice
but not perfect
it is much thicker as the genuine (1.9mm) and to close to the case
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one crown type fits with all.
palp crown.
the producer of this crown knew all the problems as well.
that's why this crown has the special measurements,
also the optical presence with the measure of 2,1 mm knurling wideness.
i love this crown type.
rolli
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it's only my opinion.
i'm not a tinkerer.
everything has to look professional.
little hero did see the same problem with cases, crowns and crown-guards.
so he produced the simplest solution, he installed a lever with an extended lever nose for an ample scope.
rolli
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all these solutions are not professional.
with the first t-crown i also had the problem to use a second seal-o-ring.
that's why i use the palp crown.
all crown-guards and lever ( v-, lh-, cartel-, davidsen- ) are long enough for a perfect adaption.
better is the t-crown wouldn't be too deep recessed like the palp crown,
because some tubes are more flat and the crown don't have the contact with the lever and don't permit a perfect adaption.
or.....t purposes a new perfect h-serie crown-guard, then all problems are gone.
rolli
Just to let anyone know that some guy(s) fixed this "recess" problem by glueing a thin disk of metal on the recessed surface of the crown.
It seems a good solution as it does not involve adding a 2nd gasket or filing down the CG feet.
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1.) a second seal o-ring between the tube and crown is not a perfect solution, it's a totally wrong method.
the correct guidelines for waterproofing and global proofing implies only one seal.
one seal / gasket against the other is a dangerous zone. it's never 100 percent proof.
2.) the new t-crown with the deeper recess is only to apply in connection with the little hero crown-guard.
this crown-guard has a longer lever extension and it's more qualified for a perfect adaption.
rolli
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that's only a work for a watchmaker profi, if you want a professional result.
not for a tinkerer / hobbyist.
rolli
I've been lurking on here for a few months and purchased a few reps, one of which was a PAM 196 Daylight. I have instantly fallen in love with this thing, it's my first PAM and most likely won't be my last. Anyway, I managed to pick up a very nice old case version and would really like to make this thing a reliable workhorse. I have an old beat up Hamilton Khaki Field Chrono with an ETA 7750 movement in it, with a day and date wheel. Can I put that movement into the PAM 196? If so, what is the deal with the hands, I know there is a difference between the Asian and Swiss hand sizes, where can I get the proper hands?
Any help would be appreciated!
By the way, this forum is great, such a wealth of knowledge!
- Chris
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a high end top modification is a very expensive matter and only to accomplish with a watchmaker of ability.
unfortunately this kind of persons are rare.
and furtunately i have this kind of top watchmaker and also he is very reliable.
rolli
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a 7753 is never to get, only watch factories as customer get this movement from eta.
or you get it with luck used via ebay, but this is a risk.
the 7750 date adjustment via crown is perfect.
most of all watches have the date adjustment via crown.
rolli
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PAM 292
in The Panerai Area
Posted
the 292 model released 2007 with pig on the dial.
the 292 model released 2008 without the pig on the dial.
see gen images.
rolli