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Panerai Watch Service & Repair Overview

By saintseiyaikki · Feb 23, 2023 · 22 replies
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Forum member saintseiyaikki recently rediscovered a beloved Panerai, only to find its leather strap had deteriorated. This common issue, particularly with older straps, sparks a vital discussion among collectors about strap longevity, quality, and the aftermarket options available. The thread offers practical advice and historical context for Paneristi facing similar challenges.

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Long long time not wearing it...and the leather strap teared off😑





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amanico
Feb 23, 2023
Go for an aftermarket one. Not a big issue.

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saintseiyaikki
Feb 23, 2023
Thanks for the suggestion🤝

I will find a leather company to glue it or stitch it next week, a new one cannot match my aged and scratched case 🤭

AM
amanico
Feb 23, 2023
But with time passing, your new strap will get a matching patina. ;)

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Arronax
Feb 23, 2023
Known issue with some oem straps

Easy to fix with some glue or just go aftermarket for a proper strap where the buckle end is sewn in on the inside of the strap, as it should.

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saintseiyaikki
Feb 23, 2023
I also think that's not my fault🤭

I don't think I have that physical strength...

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sergio
Feb 23, 2023
Not unusual for older OEM straps...

I've had some that came apart on the side, I had a couple like yours. It is only recently (5 to 6 years) that Panerai improved the straps quality. A great majority of Panerai owners, take off the original strap, leave it in the box and buy themselves aftermarket products, which are definetly cheaper and mostly of pretty good quality. Cheers

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