Officine Panerai

by itself. I put Panerai on my wrist today and paid attention to the screw of the pin buckle that had been loosening up over the time. The watch itself had not been constantly in use but I have given it wrist time every now and then. Naturally it can be e...  

it is something to beware of. A watch could fall with all nasty damages as result. Changing the strap maybe is the best way. Do you call the AD? A brand like Panerai must have it’s quality done right. My cheap Tissot even have a save strap and well tighte... 

But the watch is still long time under warranty.

Not an issue for a spring pin which will rotate freely but this pin is a screw-in so can unscrew if you turn the clasp. Is this an original Panerai strap? An original strap should be spaced to move more freely around the pin. You can try and loosen the lo... 

Panerai strap. I will check if the Loctite may help for the time being.

prevent the friction between the strap and the screw. There were part of the OEM in the early years. They have been discontinued recently alas ...  

I have tubes for my case pins, but not the buckle pin. Do you have an OEM part number? -John

ooops my power of observation has degraded somewhat and I didn't notice. Back to the Loctite we go. Apologies

Loctite 221 or 222 are two suggestions. I use 222. A very small quantity is needed. This product dispenses easily and you can get way too much. Put a small drop on wax paper. Use a toothpick to apply to female threads in the buckle. You can put some on th... 

from a local car sparepartshop. They didn't have it at the stock but they will get it on Monday. I have time to go there on Tuesday to get it.

I put Loctite 222 on the screw thread. Now I let it getting harder a couple of days before even touching the pin. Waiting for getting on the wrist again. ...