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I actually own the gen. Best $2K I ever spent on a watch. There is a rep out there, but with day/date wheels instead of actual chrono subdials. Looks hideous.

I'm interested in one. Please place me in the queue (if one exists)

I recently acquired a PAM 90 with an "Asian" movement from one of our friends from the East. What type of movement is inside? A Miyota clone, an Asian clone of the ETA 2892, or a re-vamped Asian 7750?

Make that one white and one black. Thanks.

One black. Thank you for offering this.

Unfortunately, PAM replicas are like crack, and I've become Robert Downey, Jr. I own a lot of gens -- Tutimas, Sinns, Omega Speedmasters, Maurice Lacroixs. None of them generate nearly the same number of compliments that the replica Pams get on my wrist. And to be honest with you, it's those ego-feeding compliments that just push me to buy more, heavily modify them, and then sport them on my wrist.

To the re-lumers out there -- I have an old chronograph with a Lemania 5100 movement from 1995 that has tritium painted, normal appearing, arabic numeral markers and hands. It's been 12 years and the watch barely lights up in the dark. The watch is otherwise fantastic, keeps great time, and is an awesome alternative to the Valjoux 7750. Is it possible to relume this watch? Do you strip off the existing tritium paint? And if not, will the numbers appear abnormally thicker or altered in width when superluminova is painted over the tritium? Thanks.