treadmark501

hhmm....

what about a "greyish" permanent marker instead of paint???

the gen is "greyish" colour correct???

OK u "pessimists"

funny thing that my dealer advised me the new movement needs some time to "settle-in" & also depends on the temperature of the environment.

it's getting warmer here in Sydney now so...

After almost 2 weeks of wearing my PAM 177M V2, the time accuracy is around +8 sec/day!!!

I did not have to regulate it

But I agree with Rolexman, Asian movement can be regulated to more accurate times.

My Omega Speedmaster with Asian 7750 was accurate to around +4 sec/day as I recall.

I really love this as well, but still on the fence because of the "whiteish" TOP GUN etching on the left of the case...

how can you change to more "greyish" colour like the gen???

absolutely stunning!!!

that thing is HUGE...

it's like a desk clock on your wrist!!!

230K for this gen Hublot???

I could buy a Ferrari

I can't see this strap on his website either.

shame

OK... not a gamer nor a programmer..

a stock trader???

has anyone noticed the Asian 7750 chronograph movement, when the chrono function is activated the central seconds hand "sweeping smoothness" is NOT as smooth as the Asian 2824 movements???

but the "seconds hand" at the 9 o'clock is quite smooth, maybe it's because the 9 o'clock seconds hand are really short which makes the sweeping seem smooth?

Rolexman: thank for the advice. But that "golden pin lever" is attached to the "spring", would that harm the "spring"???

upland: thanks.

so to regulate the movement to slower I need to "tighten" the tiny screw that's holding the pointy dagger.

but that tiny screw is so tiny, how can I "tighten" that tiny screw?

with what?

any rumours of an updated version with better "lume" on the dial & hands???

is the DLC case colour tone "blackish" or "greyish"???

these photos look "blackish" but on the dealers' websites look "greyish"???

what's the go???

I got an "Asian 6497 Manual Handwind movement" in my PAM 177.

It's gaining about +20sec/day, which is just too much.

When the QC photos were sent to me before the shipment, the "timegrapher" indicated +3sec/day.

what could have went wrong?

If I unscrew the caseback & move the needle towards the "-" direction that should fix it?

which needle bar do I move?

the one with the "gold" pin or the other sliver pin?

(Note: the attached photo is not my actual PAM 177)

Im very glad you are pleased.

quit teasing me

Thanks for the advise.

for the past few days I've been testing how long the "reserve power" lasts in my PAM 177 V2 with this "Asian 6497 Manual HandWinding Movement".

I'm quite amazed by it.

when "fully winded", it lasts around 54 hours.

isn't it exceptional???

I recently bought a PAM 177 V2 from one of our trusted dealers on this forum.

Just want to know about the Asian 6497 Manual HandWinding Movement, how would I know that it is "fully" winded???

I don't want to "over wind" the spring, that might cause damage to the movement???

This PAM 177 is a real beauty

I really should stop hanging around this forum...

I'm so addicted