AnthonyTsai
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I don't consider the PAM274 unique but it's definitely a rare piece
that you don't see often. What's captivating about the PAM274 is the brown dial w/ gold hands along with the platinum case. And then you have P.2003 10-day in-house movement which is an added bonus. And to top if off, it's a limited edition of 50 pieces so you know there are many of them floating around.
Cheers,
Anthony
An old one..
Took this picture before I'd done many watch pics... The dial is brown but I didn't know how to bring that out in a pic at the time. Hope this helps... Bill BillS100 This message has been edited by BIllS100 on 2010-02-09 16:37:32...
Kasey, are you interested in possibly purchasing a PAM274?
If so, there is nothing like a Platinum Radiomir on your wrist. The heft is amazing and so fulfilling IMO! I actually just strapped on my platinum Radiomir yesterday and I will definitely enjoy wearing this piece this week. Cheers, Anthony
Yes I have been thinking about it......
but would sure like more info on it. I have a large wrist so I don't think that would be a problem. I do appreciate a hefty watch. Can you tell me what makes this pc so unique other than the platinum case?
I don't consider the PAM274 unique but it's definitely a rare piece
that you don't see often. What's captivating about the PAM274 is the brown dial w/ gold hands along with the platinum case. And then you have P.2003 10-day in-house movement which is an added bonus. And to top if off, it's a limited edition of 50 pieces s...