Here's all my PAM collection
Left - "old school" PAM001B
It has
- Correct non AR sapphire crystal
- Correct "B" series solid SS caseback
- Correct polished CG with brushed lever
- Correct polished bezel and brushed case
- No recessed cannon pin
Mods needed:
- Install thick OEM crown from lello
- Ziggy's or vac lume service
- Sand down lever pin so that it flush with the CG
Right-"old school"PAM036 (Real Ti case & CG - not the sandblast type)
It has
- Correct non AR sapphire crystal
- See through caseback with correct detail engravement (eg, correct "Titanium" was engraved not SS with serial number)
- Serial & BB numbers engraved on left & right top corners behind the case
- Correct CG and lever pin (Incorrect on Ruby's PAM36 as the lever pin was installed the other way up)
- No recessed cannon pin
- Thick Ti crown
Mods needed
- Ziggy's magical touch to make " L Swiss L" to "T Swiss T"
- Ziggy's T-lume
Left - 40mm "old school" PAM050
It has
- Correct non AR sapphire crystal
- Correct "C" series solid SS caseback
- Correct polished CG with brushed lever
- Correct polished bezel and brushed case
- Correct date wheel from lello
- 6mm cyclop
- Correct crown thickness
Mods needed:
- Ziggy's or vac lume service
- Sand down lever pin so that it flush with the CG
Right - PAM063 or PAM029 GMT
It has
- Correct non AR sapphire crystal
- Correct datewheel from finepics
- Thick OEM crown
- Correct polished bezel and brushed case
- Correct polished CG with brushed lever
Mods needed
- Ziggy's or vac lume service
- Sand down lever pin so that it flush with the CG
- Upgrade to 6mm cyclop
- Caseback is wrong for PAM063 but correct for PAM029. (May swap the dial over to make it a super rep)
Left - Ultimate PAM092 ARKTOS
It has
- AR coated sapphire crystal
- Correct datewheel
- Correct 6mm cyclop
Mod needed:
- Swap the caseback over from my PAM092-LITE as the caseback layout is more accurate except the missing serial number. lthough with serial number, the caseback layout is wrong on the ultimate arktos. With this done, I will have a "shadow" model with no serial number as it is usually used for phototaking for magazine but still sold by Panerai) PAM092
- Ziggy's or vac relume service
Right - PAM212 Flyback
It was in the watch sales section a while ago due to a crackline found on the see thru caseback crystal. Withdrawn from sale as I changed my mind and decide to use it as a daily beater or spare part as it comes with a high beat A7750.
47mm PAM232
It was previously a basic watch with incorrect hands and black sandwich dial and bad lume.
Mod done:
- Correct tobacco brown dial from DSN
- Correct hands from DSN
- Lumed by DSN
Accessories
- PAM rep box with correct silver (gold is incorrect) metal hinges
- Correct black tab screw driver
- 5pcs bezel protectors
- Rep card and COSC paper
Spare parts
- Spare CGs
- Spare CG screws
- Spare straps
- Spare crowns for automatic or handwing PAMs
- Spare lug bars
- Spare case and dial from PAM029 GMT and PAM092 Arktos
Experts please chime in if there are any good mods that I miss out.
Oh man, this hobby is addictive.
Thanks
Left - "old school" PAM001B
It has
- Correct non AR sapphire crystal
- Correct "B" series solid SS caseback
- Correct polished CG with brushed lever
- Correct polished bezel and brushed case
- No recessed cannon pin
Mods needed:
- Install thick OEM crown from lello
- Ziggy's or vac lume service
- Sand down lever pin so that it flush with the CG
Right-"old school"PAM036 (Real Ti case & CG - not the sandblast type)
It has
- Correct non AR sapphire crystal
- See through caseback with correct detail engravement (eg, correct "Titanium" was engraved not SS with serial number)
- Serial & BB numbers engraved on left & right top corners behind the case
- Correct CG and lever pin (Incorrect on Ruby's PAM36 as the lever pin was installed the other way up)
- No recessed cannon pin
- Thick Ti crown
Mods needed
- Ziggy's magical touch to make " L Swiss L" to "T Swiss T"
- Ziggy's T-lume
Left - 40mm "old school" PAM050
It has
- Correct non AR sapphire crystal
- Correct "C" series solid SS caseback
- Correct polished CG with brushed lever
- Correct polished bezel and brushed case
- Correct date wheel from lello
- 6mm cyclop
- Correct crown thickness
Mods needed:
- Ziggy's or vac lume service
- Sand down lever pin so that it flush with the CG
Right - PAM063 or PAM029 GMT
It has
- Correct non AR sapphire crystal
- Correct datewheel from finepics
- Thick OEM crown
- Correct polished bezel and brushed case
- Correct polished CG with brushed lever
Mods needed
- Ziggy's or vac lume service
- Sand down lever pin so that it flush with the CG
- Upgrade to 6mm cyclop
- Caseback is wrong for PAM063 but correct for PAM029. (May swap the dial over to make it a super rep)
Left - Ultimate PAM092 ARKTOS
It has
- AR coated sapphire crystal
- Correct datewheel
- Correct 6mm cyclop
Mod needed:
- Swap the caseback over from my PAM092-LITE as the caseback layout is more accurate except the missing serial number. lthough with serial number, the caseback layout is wrong on the ultimate arktos. With this done, I will have a "shadow" model with no serial number as it is usually used for phototaking for magazine but still sold by Panerai) PAM092
- Ziggy's or vac relume service
Right - PAM212 Flyback
It was in the watch sales section a while ago due to a crackline found on the see thru caseback crystal. Withdrawn from sale as I changed my mind and decide to use it as a daily beater or spare part as it comes with a high beat A7750.
47mm PAM232
It was previously a basic watch with incorrect hands and black sandwich dial and bad lume.
Mod done:
- Correct tobacco brown dial from DSN
- Correct hands from DSN
- Lumed by DSN
Accessories
- PAM rep box with correct silver (gold is incorrect) metal hinges
- Correct black tab screw driver
- 5pcs bezel protectors
- Rep card and COSC paper
Spare parts
- Spare CGs
- Spare CG screws
- Spare straps
- Spare crowns for automatic or handwing PAMs
- Spare lug bars
- Spare case and dial from PAM029 GMT and PAM092 Arktos
Experts please chime in if there are any good mods that I miss out.
Oh man, this hobby is addictive.
Thanks