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Jun 06, 2015,17:17 PM
 

never ever sorry I did several years ago to this day i can not move on from this stupid act

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No box no papers

 
 By: steventarmac : October 1st, 2013-02:11
Hi your thoughts would anyone buy a big money panerai without B&P even if it was from a well know dealer .. Plus a big saving

It all depends

 
 By: P@trick@Belgium : October 1st, 2013-02:54
People always want the complete set, so the big saving is ok as long as you on your turn don't want to sell it, at that moment your saving will be a loss also. I wouldn't mind buying without a box but would prefer the paperwork then. If you have doubts on... 

As a keeper...

 
 By: sergio : October 1st, 2013-15:19
of my Panerais, the lack of B&P has never been a deal breaker for me. Infact I have a 127, a 002Pre-A and a 004Pre-A (each costs substantially more than a plate of linguine) and I couldn't be happier. I trusted, repeat T R U S T E D the sellers implic... 

I would always try to buy any watch with box and papers

 
 By: AnthonyTsai : October 1st, 2013-20:21
but in the case that the seller doesn't have them, then I would expect a slight discount on the "normal" price. So for example, if PAMXXX's were selling for $10,000 and come with box and papers, I would expect a PAMXXX which has no box and papers to sell ... 

be smart

 
 By: mariabrew : May 16th, 2015-00:05
I believed a person in singapore about a great deal on a panerai 510.purchased same came home found out it was a replica .I still feel sick when i talk about this

If it is PAM

 
 By: Ares501 - Mr Green : May 17th, 2015-09:22
I really wanted I wouldn't care about B& P after all you'll not wear B & P :) but if you look to flip it then B & P would be better Cheers D

Big money is a...relative...concept and...

 
 By: sergio : May 17th, 2015-09:32
as individual as fingerprints. Having said that, I DID buy 2 or 3 "orphans" for money that could be considered..semi-substantial (15/20K Euro range) by a far few people :-) Ciao

If it is a recent Panerai, I would first try to understand why it is not complete.

 
 By: amanico : May 17th, 2015-09:34
It will avoid you some issues, like a doubtful origin. Even a serious dealer can have a stolen Watch, without knowing that. Best, Nicolas

+1 to that [nt]

 
 By: AnthonyTsai : May 18th, 2015-12:12

Two simple take away ideas.

 
 By: Bill : May 17th, 2015-18:47
You need first to be sure you are dealing with a reputable seller. A seller that will stand by should any problem arise with provenance or authenticity. The other is is really commercial just as you are asking the question with the next person have the sa... 

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 By: mariabrew : June 6th, 2015-17:17
never ever sorry I did several years ago to this day i can not move on from this stupid act