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Hi!
I was offered both Pam 233 and Pam 213, which watch is more classic Panerai? or most sought after? thanks
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Advise
Hi! I was offered both Pam 233 and Pam 213, which watch is more classic Panerai? or most sought after? thanks
I'd choose the PAM233
because it uses Panerai's in-house P.2002 movement. The PAM213 is not "sought after" IMO, so I'd get the PAM233 instead. Who knows, maybe Panerai will discontinue the PAM213 in the future because they did discontinue the PAM214 which is the same watch as ...
Pls Clarify
Hi Again! I was told by AD that 213 houses Eclusive panerai OP XVIII calibre movement? I'm confused. Pls clarify.. Thank you so much! Jeffrey
I believe the PAM213 movement is based on a Jaquet movement
which Panerai renames as caliber OP something, so it's definitely not an in-house movement. Cheers, Anthony
Between the two...233....
that is because it's equipped with the FIRST 8days power reserve caliber..ever..made by Panerai. The 213 it's just a Breiteling wannabe. As for the...more classic Panerai...issue, NEITHER model is, IMO of course. Ciao
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Bought 317 instead. Unfortunately, have to returned it 3months after buying it.... After patiently waiting for 4 months they ask me if its ok for them to just replace it with a new 317. I gladly accepted the offer Now, its back to the watch doctor as one ...