and I'd snap one up in a second if they'd make one in stainless steel. they have their roots in the 3646 type A and I actually like the bezel clean : ) different strokes for different folks I guess. one thing for sure is that op actually do have a lot more permutations to explore contrary to being s

this is a very interesting post! everyone so far has great points - it's probably too late for op to respond in time for 2013 but let's see. it's true they can learn from rolex but hopefully don't end up producing the kind of numbers that rolex do. maybe they should aim to position themselves somewh

BTW, is that the anthracite or regular version?

I guess I'm just trying to convince myself (since it's a pretty expensive watch). I'll make a stab at some questions (sorry if some are repetitive with previous posts): 1. Does the fact that the movement is dlc have any effect on the performance? 2. Is there a risk of future problems with servicing

Hi Anthony - I have to say I'm amazed but greatful that you responded to my gibberish. What I actually wanted to post was yet another query on the famous (infamous?) PAM317. It's been offered me by a local AD (Approved Dealer?) rather than boutique (as there is no local boutique here). It's been off

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