Brandon Skinner
4325
Be careful with Composite
I used to manage a Panerai Boutique for 8.5 years. In one of my trainings they explained how Composite (base is aluminum) material achieves its brown color. Essentially they melt paraffin wax with brown pigment and introduce it to the material. They asked us to encourage our clients not to use strong soaps to clean the watch or anything else which could potentially bleed out the color. I believe there were reports of clients with acidic skin which also contributed to discoloration.
Considering the purchase of Pam 505
Anyone have experience with one around 13 years old -am I likely looking at a service? Appreciate some opinions ...
In my experience....
check-ups for a Panerai, are not required. I have a couple of Pre-V and Pre-A (1993-1997 stuff) that even though i don't use often, I wind up and they start like a charm. If it works, don't fix it Ciao
no issues
I've got the 292, the older sibling. close to 16 or 17 years. never serviced. keeps time and looks like brand new. ceramic case. the bottom is PVD'ed steel, which almost entirely faded now. Changing straps slight pain in the butt though. enjoy
Be careful with Composite
I used to manage a Panerai Boutique for 8.5 years. In one of my trainings they explained how Composite (base is aluminum) material achieves its brown color. Essentially they melt paraffin wax with brown pigment and introduce it to the material. They asked...