Which Pam is this?

[aman27]

 

[nalomb]

The short answer is "none." Its a canal street rep trying to be a 523 when it grows up ...

 

[KOT1917]

Hello. I do not see the profile on the side and on the back, but I suspect that this is a luminor bettarin and that it is automatic. If i right, this is a fantasy. There is no such model. But, of course, you can try to reflect on the artistic idea of ​​the manufacturer, what he wanted to do ...
Apparently pam00499, but first of all it should be the luminor 1950 44mm case.

 

[aman27]

Side and caseback

 

[KOT1917]

Assumptions came true. The dial and the case do not correspond to each other. Well, not to mention the fact that both are done poorly.

Let us dwell on the classification by nalomb. ????

 

[nalomb]

Yep -- Bettarini case. Is it 42 or 44mm diameter? If its 42mm, its a poor rep of a 523; if 44mm, a poor rep of a 499.

Interesting how the lug screws are not aligned on the same side ...

 

[aman27]

Yep -- Bettarini case. Is it 42 or 44mm diameter? If its 42mm, its a poor rep of a 523; if 44mm, a poor rep of a 499.

Interesting how the lug screws are not aligned on the same side ...

Ok cool thank you nalomb the lug screws issue is on me and my poor strap changing skills.

 

[KOT1917]

Yep -- Bettarini case. Is it 42 or 44mm diameter? If its 42mm, its a poor rep of a 523; if 44mm, a poor rep of a 499.

Interesting how the lug screws are not aligned on the same side ...

I think if they made bettarini 42 mm., Instead of 40, to be more like pam523, they would have to get some kind of prize.:hehehe: I think there is a screw on one side and a spring rod on the other. Making threads from different angles would be too cool, even for them.

 

[nalomb]

Ok cool thank you nalomb the lug screws issue is on me and my poor strap changing skills.

Oh no -- poor strap changing skills are not the issue -- typically the slot screw heads are on the same side of the watch. Yours looks like the screw heads are on opposite sides ...