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30 November 2008, 03:56 PM | #1 |
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Please Reply Quick!!! It's About 88, 90 or 250!!!
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Someone offered me : PAM 88 K (brand new) for around USD 6383.- PAM 90 K (brand new) for around USD 6,508.- PAM 250 K (also new) for around USD 7,708.- Which one the BEST offer? Planning to get one of 'em. Which one? Please really your advice Guys!!! Best Regards, TR. |
30 November 2008, 05:57 PM | #2 |
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I think I would go 88...
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Guys, I want to know to that's good price? Should I deal it? Or pass it?
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I have no idea about Price TR- the £GBP is falling against the USD$ all the time. so i cannot advise on that- sorry bro but the price does NOT seem too expensive to me
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After I canceled deal with 232, I think I will buy one of 'em. For 250, the value is too high. and I don't really like chrono. So I think I will go for 90 or 88, if the price is right with complete set.
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Tophy, 90 look more simple than 88 to me IMO. But 88 have more good function.
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From my personal choice:
88 - Dial is a bit too busy, seems a little chunky as well, do you need a GMT function? 90 - Power reserve really isn't that useful, especially for a watch with a low reserve. 250 - It's a chrono, so by definition it's busy, do you need a chrono? I'd personally look at what you need, would you ever use the second timezone on a GMT, or the chrono function on the 250, if not then why pay the extra, there's a lot of nice luminor marina models out there with no extras, just a plain dial, sub dial seconds and do the job for a cheaper price.
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yeah but i like the silver/grey seconds counter too-something a liitle different
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Thanks. I'm not hurry. Still considering.
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Oh yeah, forgot to say which i would choose
If i had that choice, then it would be the 88, it's a looker and has the most useful function out of the 88 and 90, the 250 is a completely different beast, i love chronos and if i didn't already have one i'd probably go for the 250 myself but i know a lot of people don't like panerai chronos for one reason or another.
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Nice 88 pics dman!
Is the bezel a little bit taller on the 88's than the 104's? |
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Don't think so, but not positive. May just be the angle on the pics.
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How about the price? Good deal?
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Current MRSP on those three are:
PAM 88 = $7200, so you're getting 11.35% off PAM 90 = $7400, so you're getting 12.05% off PAM 250 = $8700, so you're getting 11.4% off. Now the PAM 88 is a good seller, so getting over 10% off is good, the PAM 90 again is the same, but the 250 isn't that great a seller, so i'd hope for more going by what you're getting off the 88 and 90. The 88 is a good price, so is the 90 but this is going by the US pricelist and i don't know if it's the same list in Indonesia, if it is then they're good prices.
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So when are you picking up your new 88 TruRadomir, or should that be, TruLuminor
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You've got to get a Luminor, the 88 is something that sells well and getting a discount is good, again the 90 is a good model but a power reserve indicator on something with 2 days power reserve just seems a bit of a waste.
If you want a chrono then the panerai daylights are very good, large dial, 3 sub dials, date feature and a rugged look, i don't really understand why they don't get a bit more praise as they have a good look and a good standard.
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Thanks for info. Still considering. my Brother said the price of 88 is a bit high.
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I really like the 250 but would go 88. I like the 90 but it is the only watch I flipped and never wore. Sure the 88 is busy but works well.
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You can always try and get it a bit lower, in the UK it is a little high due to the exchange rate, but in the US it would be a good deal.
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I will go with 88. it looks coool.
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You have a Wonderful Collection, Buddy!!!
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Still a bit higher for Indonesia market.
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Yeah, I am not seeing much of a discount on the 88 in my area. Maybe 5% if lucky... I have heard of others getting straps included - maybe a hardcover book...
The AD's in the U.S. do not appear to be "super" motivated to discount. Anybody have a different experience? Maybe AD's outside of California?
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Yes, probably 88 is the famous Pannie after 111 & 112.
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88 is a modern classic and just a cool watch. The subdial makes that baby and the GMT is always a fun function.
Can't go wrong with the 88 bro, jump on it! One of my top Panerai favorites ever!! Can you tell I'm a fan? LOL!
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WOW!!! Great!!!
Daren, the price is right, Buddy? For 88? |
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I just picked up a Pam 88 and it is best looking Pam IMO. Good luck with your purchase!
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