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13 June 2010, 12:42 PM | #1 |
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Location: Toronto
Watch: GMTIIC TT & PAM312
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PAM owner buys a U-BOAT
(Disclaimer - not a Panerai watch but I think it appeals to Pam enthusiasts so I posted it in the PAM DIscussion section)
I have a 312 PAM and a GMTIIC Two Tone. Have had many Omegas and Tags... Have to say that the styling on the U-BOATs have always appealed to me so I broke down and bought one. Few pics below: OVERALL COMMENTS on U-BOAT Carbonio AB4 45mm: +1 Excellent craftsmanship and detail +1 Raised Crystal +1 See through back (eventhough all you are seeing is a std ETA 2824) +1 Destro for lefties (me!). Destro is watchspeak for Lefthook +1 PVD black w Carbon face has me staring at this thing for hours. +1 More compliments daily than my Panerai which is nuts since I could buy 3 U-BOATS for my PAM +1 Box and Presentation is First Class and includes slots for 2 extra straps +1 Silicone strap is very comfortable and bulletproof +1 The 45mm size is chunky but still fits under my cuff. 53mm was just too big for daily wear +1 Don't see too many of these yet around Toronto +1 Styling rocks with Carbon Fiber -1 45mm watch w 20mm band...eh hem?? Took me a while to get used to versus the PAM and I am OK now. Having a custom thick leather strap made for this one -1 Clasp is OK but does not compare to Omega, Rolex, PAM, Oris etc. -1 The ETA 2824 movement is found in watches ranging from $200 to $5000. No exclusivity, not a certified chronometer.. but a workhorse -1 From the factory, the buckle is on the bottom side of the watch strap. I switched my strap around (top to bottom) to resolve |
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