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OOR-why not?

 

Hi Ian,

I believe there are 2 sides to the OOR saga, the one that most enthusiasts get upset about are the OORs that appear after a limited edition of say 500 is made or produced. You will then get an additional say 10 OORs thrown into the mix of the original limited edition of 500, therefore the limited edition has been diluted somewhat or as some other may view as a limited edition of a limited edition!

Then there is the case of an OOR that is produced despite the fact that the range is still in production, such as the OOR Pam 24. I don't know what to say about these OORs except that they are usually frowned upon by certain quarters.

Then there is the other OOR  which are the ones made by Panerai after a certain series is discontinued. For example I have an OOR Pam 170 which was bought last year at a boutique. It remains a cherished watch as it is an example of a watch made available after it was stopped in very limited numbers. I guess Panerai has some additional parts/cases and it makes no business sense to keep them if they can sell them.

Ultimately it is up to each individual to decide how to view this and I trust you would buy the watch if you like it, the fact that is is an OOR is just a bonus.

cheers,

KC

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