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Guess there was no official release that claimed it is a in-house movement. Not from PAM website or any new release. But did those that collected watch long enough would know that most company in the late 90s to late
till even now that many watch companies slightly modified mass produced ebauche, I.e. change or engrave logo on the rotor and etc. and claims in in-house movement. It the buyer choice to decide. No point harbouring about it when it an industry practise.
This superbly detailed report twists my guts!
It all started with a secret, from a laboratory of ideas to a financial organization distributing “luxury” ephemeral products too often against the interests and movements of the present time.
Regardless the motivations I find this extremely disappointing and on much more than one count.
Too much money, too many customers, too much of eveything
Nobody but us gives a damn about what's inside.
There might be a spinning wheel moved by micro hamsters and people would still be amazed.
Economy of scale, they say.
If I mentioned the amount of....
different types of whatces I have bought, JUST because the strap matched the colour of my socks at the time of purchase, I'd probably have to expell myself from this very forum 
