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PAM 176: More than a simple third-party standard movement?
Dear all,
I'm interested in a PAM 176 (Luminor Base Titanium 44 mm) - although it has no inhouse movement. In the catalogue the movement is described as a OP X (which is an UNITAS 6497-2).
Having a closer look at the movement at my AD I detected that the movement is referred to as "OP V" and also differs clearly from the picture of the OP X in the catalogue. It has a lovely and tempting sound when winding and looks beautiful...
Unfortunately I was not able to take a photo. Can you nevertheless help me to find out which movement I happened to be dealing with?
Many thanks in advance and kind regards, Thomas
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PAM 176: More than a simple third-party standard movement?
Dear all, I'm interested in a PAM 176 (Luminor Base Titanium 44 mm) - although it has no inhouse movement. In the catalogue the movement is described as a OP X (which is an UNITAS 6497-2). Having a closer look at the movement at my AD I detected that the ...
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Thank you!
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