Newbie needs help buying a PAM 111

[erdeke]

Ok, I admid, I''m a noob when it comes to buying a rep

I'm looking to buy a good replica PAM 111, can anyone tell me the differences between the E/H/G versions?

I've been looking at this watch. It seems to be a good rep, any thoughts from you guys?

Mod needed?

- cannon pin

- ?

Richard

[chiefwiggum]

Ok, I admid, I''m a noob when it comes to buying a rep

I'm looking to buy a good replica PAM 111, can anyone tell me the differences between the E/H/G versions?

I've been looking at this watch. It seems to be a good rep, any thoughts from you guys?

Mod needed?

- cannon pin

- ?

Richard

Can't really be certain, but the picture looks like it shows a sausage dial ? Perhaps you would be wise to clarify with the seller before you proceed. - Good luck !!

[scoobs1971]

If accuracy is important for you this is the one to go for http://www.puretimewatch.com/index.php?productID=221 Also available with cannon pinion mod and fat crown. No superlume, additional aftermarket AR is recommended.

If you prefer the look of the open caseback over accuracy check http://www.puretimewatch.com/index.php?productID=222. Also available with cannon pinion mod and fat crown. No superlume, additional aftermarket AR is recommended.

Trusty's version has an incorrect H-series serienumber on the caseback. Not sure if it has the cannon pinion mod.

A very informative introductional guide for PAM reps http://www.rwg.cc/members/index.php?showto...=beginner+guide

In short:

E = older style decorated movement (with all the paneraipaneraipanerai engravings), the dial has 'filled indices' (i.e. a dial where the indices are cut out and filled with lume). CG is older style polished SS

G= same as E, but with new style (different curved shape) brushed SS CG. This is the V-CG.

H = sandwich dial (i.e. 2 layer dial. Bottom layer has luminova, the top layer has cutout markers which are not filled with lume. New style CG brushed SS. New style decorated 'Cote de Geneve' engravings.