..i am. I was commenting that 70 turns would be good enough to get the watch up to 80hours PR. I hope OP has a good explanation for what happened to your piece. Hope it all turns out well and do keep us posted in any case. Handle manuals with care!!
Amongst those paneristi in the know, i guess having a PR indicator matters. These are just the tip of the whole iceberg of those who wear pams. The trouble is (and a sad thing too), for most guys out there who are merely into the brand because it looks "macho" or something along those lines, it won'
Don't let the colours influence your decision mate! I got my 24 today and i can't imagine it in another weird colour! Personally i think the blue/black GMT is kinda weird. The classic rolex colour is green. I just cannot get my head over the blue/back combination.
..i love the lack of arabic numerals on it and the thick flat shelf-like bezel. Gives it a cold steely look. The 305 remains one of my favourite models, besides the 372 and possibly its older cousin the pam24.
I seriously doubt the p5000 steel model will be in low demand. For an 8 day power reserve watch, the list price is a mere , whilst the 111 with 40-48hr PR on an ETA-based calibre is already SGD7k+. There will be a long queue for this to buy the p5000 steel at no discount. This is destined to be one
As always, go with what you like (without having to overpay). The GMT will hold value better if and only if you buy pre-owned. But a rolex will always be just a...rolex. Coming from 7 sports models before, i quickly got bored and kept only 1 sub ceramic in the end. I suggest that if you ever do emba
..about the pam24. Had the 305 once and I've always likened it to be a warrior of Poseidon's Army, a mythic creature of the deep. There's this mesmerising cold utilitarian stare that it has and your pictures couldn't have done this watch further justice. Sold it a while ago and itching for it again.