Luminor Cases and Strap Change of PAM634

[kabzi]

Hello everybody,

After hearing all those complaints regarding the latest revisements on Luminor cases I thought it would be helpfull to some people to prepare a short video showing how to change the strap of the models with "spring bar.

As you can see on the video it seems much easier than using the screwdriver :

Strap Change of PAM634

I also made an article showing all the differences between 3 different Luminor cases with close up photos.

Here is the link of the review :

Luminor Cases

Many thanks for reading.

Serdar

[Bernie.H.]

Thank you Serdar for your time and effort, I found that very interesting and informative.

[nick c]

Very cool thx for sharing

[beachbum]

Thanks for the video! I actually like the spring bars on the 634 makes for easy strap changes and no screw slips.

[kabzi]

Originally Posted by nick c

Very cool thx for sharing

Thanks

[kabzi]

Originally Posted by Bernie.H.

Thank you Serdar for your time and effort, I found that very interesting and informative.

Thank you very much, I am glad if you like it.

[Mastergreenhand]

Thanks for this. I too like the spring bars since you have holes in the lugs to push the bar spring in to release. I think we'll have much less damage from strap changes with this type of lug. Snap back doesn't bother me as the deepest I go under water is 9ft.

[mfer]

I'm sorry, but spring bars are not easier than a simple screw with a perfect fitting screwdriver like Panerai provides, and trying to say a snap back case is an improvement is another exaggeration. They can make screwback cases more flush (and they do) compared to exhibition backs. 390/zero is thinner fitting than a 111 for example. Also, even as expertly done as yourself, those springbars are scratching the back of the lugs with each install. A non-slipping screw leaves no marks.

I love optimism, but Panerai took a step back in my humble opinion.

For the record, I'm a big Panerai fan, but won't say springbars and snap back cases are ok.

[kabzi]

Originally Posted by mfer

I'm sorry, but spring bars are not easier than a simple screw with a perfect fitting screwdriver like Panerai provides, and trying to say a snap back case is an improvement is another exaggeration. They can make screwback cases more flush (and they do) compared to exhibition backs. 390/zero is thinner fitting than a 111 for example. Also, even as expertly done as yourself, those springbars are scratching the back of the lugs with each install. A non-slipping screw leaves no marks.

I love optimism, but Panerai took a step back in my humble opinion.

For the record, I'm a big Panerai fan, but won't say springbars and snap back cases are ok.

Many thanks for sharing your opinions.