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WOW, where did you get that baby? SWEET!!!!!!!!!
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My HG watch is the AP Jules XX Chrono, you know the one .... Arnie's "The 6th Day" watch. This was a very limited issue and not hard to rep I'd say, but then again what do I know. . I wonder if we could start a list and get them made , just a thought. So ....... what's you HG?
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Here's a little list I compiled of "Movie Watches" It's a little sub collection of mine, it took the place of my two register chrono phase. LOL Let me know if you are interested in knowing the specific model....I know most. Please post any you know that I have missed.
MOVIE WATCHES:
DAYLIGHT: Panerai
THE SPECIALIST: Franchi Menotti
ASSASSINS: Tag Heuer
CLIFFHANGER: Breitling
AVENGING ANGELO: Panerai
DRIVEN: Panerai, Corum
ROCKY IV: Rolex, Breitling
GET CARTER: Cartier
HOSTAGE: Cartier, Tutima, Luminox
MEN IN BLACK: Hamilton
COMMANDO: Seiko
PREDATOR: Seiko
ERASER: Panerai
THE SIXTH DAY: Audemars Piguet
TERMINATOR 3: Audemars Piguet
COLLATERAL DAMAGE: Audemars Piguet
END OF DAYS : Audemars Piguet
THE TRANSPORTER: Panerai
THE TRANSPORTER 2: Panerai
HOLLYWOOD HOMICIDE: Panerai
RUNDOWN: Panerai
ELIZABETHTOWN: Panerai
JERRY MCGUIRE: Tag Heuer
THE HUNTER: Rolex
SPEED: Casio, Rolex
LE MANS: Heuer
MERCURY RISING: Breitling
THE ITALIAN JOB: Panerai, IWC, Tag Heuer
NEXT: Tag Heuer, Luminox
THE BOURNE IDENTITY: Tag Heuer, Swatch
THE BOURNE SUPREMACY: Tag Heuer
THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM: Tag Heuer
MINORITY REPORT: Omega, (Bvlgari)
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE:
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 2: Casio
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 3: Casio
JINGLE ALL THE WAY: Casio
MR & MRS SMITH: IWC, Tissot
I AM LEGEND: Swiss Army, Hamilton
SHOOTER: Suunto
CRANK: Tag Heuer
LEAVING LAS VEGAS: Rolex
COBRA: Heuer
MIAMI VICE TV: Ebel
MIAMI VICE MOVIE: IWC, Vacheron Constantine
AFTER THE SUNSET: Panerai
THE BOND MOVIES: Rolex, Seiko, Omega, Breitling
SWAT: Panerai, Tissot
WAR OF THE WORLDS: Omega
THE NEGOTIATOR: Breitling
DIE HARD MOVIES: Heuer, Tag Heuer
VANILLA SKY: IWC
THE SAINT: Bvlgari
THE ABYSS: Seiko
WILD HOGS: Panerai, Breitling, Sector
16 BLOCKS: Casio
BLOOD DIAMONDS: Breitling
RAINMAN: Rolex
8mm: Oris
NATIONAL TREASURE: Rolex
SCARFACE: Concord, Rolex
ENEMY OF THE STATE: Omega
THE KID: Frank Muller, Omega
THE OMEGA MAN: Omega
THE Admin CROWN AFFAIR: JLC
APOLLO 13: Omega
MISSON TO MARS: Omega
BRIDGET JONES DIARY: Panerai
BROKEN ARROW: Breitling
FIREFOX: Rolex
MAGNUM PI: Rolex
BLUE THUNDER: Casio
TOP GUN: Rolex, Porsche Design
BEVERLY HILLS COP 2: Heuer
MARATHON MAN: Rolex
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Would like to find a maker/seller who has REAL Swiss 7750 Arktos and PAM0088 GMTs. Can anyone please help?
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No sympathy here, only my true well wishes. I hope all goes well for you and your family. Don't be afraid to depend on your "community" for support, this is a GREAT bunch of nuts here ...tops in my book. Again, ALL THE BEST to you and yours buddy.
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Here's a little known PAM0036 fact. The 36 was released with a T dial, but there are 3 with L dials. One was used for the catalog Photo and has a marked case (now resides in the Panerai Museo Firenze. The two remaining examples are shadows (nothing on the case), one with Mr. Bonati himself and the other is unknown The L and T dials have slightly different colors with the T's being a darker color. I will shoot a scan of the two side by side by the weekend.
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Yes, the case if for a PAM0086 dial. Note the ANTHR on the case. BTW, MX and PAV were for diferent parts. PAV were usually straps and buckles in the early days.
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It's gen, and by the looks of it was an old dial replaced in service. Note the case says "DESTRO" from another model. The Cartier straps and dial he's selling would suggest he worked in the Vendome service dept. BTW, I will have some gen dials available soon.
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Panerai PVD vs DLC
For those of you who don't know me I'm Uncle Jay. I'm a long time collector of Panerai watches and moderator to both Paneristi and TZ Panerai forum.
When Mr. Bonati first told me he would do a "Special Collector's" Panerai I went crazy, this was the first ever of it's kind. After months of email and phone calls Mr. Bonati agreed to resurrect both the Logo and PVD. Originally the 195 was to use NOS PVD cases (just to get them out of the warehouse) and special Logo dials and personalized case backs. Later Panerai had steel cases blasted and DLCd in it's place. The reasoning was that the NOS PVD cases were needed to replace any older watches in for repair and that the new DLC process was more durable. Either way, they became history.
Below you find a picture of my 195 and a custom PVD Logo. The Logo has an original PVD case, you can see the difference. Vacor AG still does PVD while IWW does DLC.
Vacor AG :
http://www.vacor.li/english/default.htm
IWW :
http://www.angelfire.com/blues/andcameysiww/Firstpage.html
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Arnold is wearing a 5218-203/A (#24) Pre Vendome. The closest Vendome would be the Pre-A, A, and B series PAM0004s with T dial. Some early Pre-A come with the T- Pre Vendome dials. Also, the 195, but that's DLC coated not PVD. Arnie's watch was a gift from Sly. Funny enough Sly wore a PAM in Daylight before his gift to Arnie, but Eraser was released first so it made it to the big screen before Sly's 201/A (#6).
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Here's a scan of my original PAM0195 "Uncle Jay" and a custom watch .... The "PVD Logo". I used an original A series PVD case, an unmatched Pre-V Logo dial and Tritium hands, and a newer Panerai movement. Hope you enjoy.
Best,
Uncle Jay
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OK, I'm interested!
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Hello,
I'm a newbie here, so I need some help. Looking for a Bond Submariner replica ..... a GOOD one. Any help out there please? Just starting with replica watches. Bought a 5218-201/A today (to match my original) and will soon have an AP "EOD" (also to match my original) as I hear they are very well made.
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I've used Jack at IWW several times. He's PVD'd (DLC) a few Panerai cases for me and other Panerai collectors. It's actually DLC which is what Panerai used for the now fameous PAM00195 and what other companies use today. PVD has a metalic shine while DLC has a matte finish. PVD can is done by VACOR AG who did the PVD on the original Panerai A and B series cases. Below are links to both companies and a pic of my 195 (DLC case) and a custom Panerai using a Panerai A series case.http://www.angelfire.com/blues/andcameysiww/Firstpage.htmlhttp://www.vacor.li/english/vacor.asp?id=32
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I guess you're right. A SUPPORTER already.
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I'm looking for MBW, can anyone help. I hear that WatchMaster and Luckyy also sell top line stuff, any info would be helpful.
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I've used Jack at IWW several times. He's PVD'd (DLC) a few Panerai cases for me and other Panerai collectors. It's actually DLC which is what Panerai used for the now fameous PAM00195 and what other companies use today. PVD has a metalic shine while DLC has a matte finish. PVD can is done by VACOR AG who did the PVD on the original Panerai A and B series cases. Below are links to both companies and a pic of my 195 (DLC case) and a custom Panerai using a Panerai A series case.http://www.angelfire.com/blues/andcameysiww/Firstpage.htmlhttp://www.vacor.li/english/vacor.asp?id=32
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I was told by "someone" at Panerai it was his 5218-203/A on a black velcro diver.