MAHLER Posted July 14, 2006 Report Posted July 14, 2006 I think that is a good rep for good price.... Genuine reference : PAM 187 - Luminor Submersible Chrono 1000 Meters (Unique edition of 599 units; $8,500.) Specifications Movement: automatic mechanical, Panerai OP XII calibre, 13¼ lignes, 27 jewels. Monometallic Glucydur® balance making 28,800 alternations/hour. Incabloc® anti-shock device. Power reserve 46 hours. Bridges and oscillating weight personalized PANERAI. Chronometer Certificate (C.O.S.C.). Functions: hours, minutes, small seconds, date, calculation of immersion time, chronograph with three counters. Case: diameter 47 mm, brushed steel. Helium valve, screw date corrector and screw push-pieces for the chronograph functions. Bezel: brushed steel anti-clockwise uni-directional rotating bezel with scale graduated for measuring the duration of immersion and ratchet click at minute intervals. Applied white gold numerals, markers and triangle. Back: screw, steel. Device protecting the crown: (registered Trade Mark) brushed steel. Dial: black with luminous markers and Arabic numerals. Black counters. Crystal: sapphire, formed of corundum, 5 mm thick. Anti-reflective coating. Water resistance: 1000 meters. Strap: PANERAI personalized rubber strap and large size brushed steel buckle. Supplied with a date adjuster/screwdriver and a second interchangeable strap fit for diving. Replica reference : Specifications Movement : New Asian Improvement Automatic Chrono 7750b1 - 28800 bph Black Dial Functions: hours, minutes, small seconds, date, calculation of immersion time, chronograph with three counters. Case: diameter 47 mm & 15MM Thick, brushed steel. Helium valve, screw date corrector and screw push-pieces for the chronograph functions. Bezel: brushed steel anti-clockwise uni-directional rotating bezel with scale graduated for measuring the duration of immersion and ratchet click at minute intervals. Applied white gold numerals, markers and triangle. Glass : Sapphire Glass with Light A/R Coating STRAP: Personalized Heavy Duty Rubber Strap Material: Solid Steel http://www.rwg.cc/members/index.php?showto...amp;#entry86899
watcher Posted July 14, 2006 Report Posted July 14, 2006 It is the same watch all the other dealers have but it is in the EU so that is a plus for many. Price seems ok
MAHLER Posted July 14, 2006 Author Report Posted July 14, 2006 (edited) Yes in Europe and for good price !!! Edited July 14, 2006 by MAHLER
sevomd Posted July 14, 2006 Report Posted July 14, 2006 PT is advertising that his 187 has AR sapphire. Is might be true, but I highly doubt it. It seems like the same 187 as the other dealers and mine definitely has no AR. Eddy
Pugwash Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 I think that is a good rep for good price.... Hmm ... looking at the first two pics, there's a glaring error. On the Gen, the date says 20 and on the rep, it says 23. I couldn't be doing with a rep that's 3 days fast ... /me ducks Yeah, finally the Zilla is freely available. I don't like it, rep or gen, but I know a lot of you will be happy it's not $1000 any more.
TineT Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 I will tell you if there's AR coating on the sapphire or not... Should be the middle of next week. Stand by
docblackrock Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 (edited) *edit double post* Edited July 15, 2006 by docblackrock
docblackrock Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 I will tell you if there's AR coating on the sapphire or not... Should be the middle of next week. Stand by Sorry can't wait Instead, how about I tell you NOW? Some of the dealers' are claiming "light AR" - and technically I suppose they are not lying - at a very acute angle, you can see a faint lilac coating to the crystal, very slight but there nonetheless. Unfortunately it is so "light" that for practical purposes (i.e. AR properties) it may as well be non-existant. Proper AR (MGF2 coating) is what Ken's version and some of my older PAMs came with - and what FinePics and others can offer if it's really a big deal to you.
Precious Time aka PT Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 Light A/R.. Not like the normal A/R you are use to on Pam 111's etc.... docblackrock is spot on. PT
Highflyingclive Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 Light A/R.. Not like the normal A/R you are use to on Pam 111's etc.... docblackrock is spot on. PT There's no pleasing some people. I remember howls of protest that the A/R on the 111 was too strong... now it isn't strong enough.
swdivad Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 I wish they'd coat the crystals with real AR coating instead of just splashing some food coloring on them! I'd be happy to pay the difference.
MAHLER Posted July 15, 2006 Author Report Posted July 15, 2006 The correct term of coating in the industry would like to stay away from if possible to much harder than the underlying lens material. Optically capable of now letting in 99% of the available light compared to non-AR lenses that will only let in a maximum of about 92% of the available light.... facts to consider about AR.... Light is a thin film coating of A/R... Hard is a multiple thin film coating of A/R for example 11 or more... Light treatment exists.... but Hard not improve the resistence of film of damage....
Shasta Posted July 15, 2006 Report Posted July 15, 2006 Mine from EL has the same lilac light AR that can be seen when viewd from a fairly accute angle & it seems to be pretty effective. I'm not sure why other members want the same garish purple effect that the early 111 had. Thats just ugly.
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