Hi guys, I just want to ask whether it is acceptable to reject this with low "I" and incabloc positioned like that? also the lume seems weak for me. Is the crystal not too raised? Those were my main observations.
Position of Incabloc is not a problem. Incabloc can be placed in any position without affecting the working of the movement. Therefore you should not reject the watch for that.
The crystal is the same for all Noobs, just a bit raised
The lume seems following standards of Noob.
No worries about
ALE
CongratsThanks for the reply ALE! This is going to be my first PAM.
Congrats
You will not get disappointed
All will be better in person
ALE
The 'Officine Panerai' engraving at the back seems to be too close to the edge compared to others that I've seen.
Btw, what is the accepted for the accuracy here? I was shown that my copy runs +14 spd. Would you guys accept this?
I would like that all my reps were in the same range.
It is perfect my friend.
What do you like? a COSC?
ALE
Haha. Yes I'm kinda hoping for within COSC limit. I have a fairly cheap Seiko automatic that is +2 spd. Really reliable. I thought these asian movements are fairly accurate as well.
Now I'm thinking to find a good watch smith around my town. And, I think I saw a listing of watch smith in RWI. But I can't find it again. Any suggestion?
Hello to everyone!
Been planning to purchase my first PAM, and I'm interested in this 111.
To the current PAM111 owners, may I ask how do you change a strap on a 111? Is it a screw type or a pin type where you need specialized tools (like this one: www.puretime.co/product/panerai-tools/ ) to change a strap?
The search function isn't really giving me direct answers and those YouTube tutorials show both methods of changing a strap but none specific for a 111.
Thanks to all!
111 is a screw type, 1.6mm screwdriver is needed for strap changing.
Thank you sir! That just saved me $25.
Is the buckle screwed-in too? I can't really tell from pics...