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Old 29 November 2008, 11:56 PM   #61
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chronomat evo on a black strap.tried it on at selfridges two days ago.then i saw a skyland avenger on strap.havent slept or been able to eat sincethink another ling will go well with my chrono avenger.if i could i would buy both!!why is there never enough £?why do my kids need food and clothing??boy what a dilemma.but my resolve has been shaken by your pics!very nice.this is going to be a dreadful weekend chris,pray for me:
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Old 30 November 2008, 12:01 AM   #62
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chronomat evo on a black strap.tried it on at selfridges two days ago.then i saw a skyland avenger on strap.havent slept or been able to eat sincethink another ling will go well with my chrono avenger.if i could i would buy both!!why is there never enough £?why do my kids need food and clothing??boy what a dilemma.but my resolve has been shaken by your pics!very nice.this is going to be a dreadful weekend chris,pray for me:
I know the exact feeling (except the kids) I really like breitlings, the skyland avenger is a beast!! are you looking at the one in black steel? i used to have a chronomat evolution- beautiful but you can get preowned/ virtually brand new breitlings for 50-75% of RRP though.

good luck and try and relax your mind
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Old 30 November 2008, 12:06 AM   #63
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black steel a bit too much.regular model in my sights.and your correct about pre loved chronomats,maybe thats the way i will go.who knows maybe 2009 maybe the year i bring home a pannie
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Old 30 November 2008, 12:54 AM   #64
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congrats
Congrats!!! - great watch a true classic.. you know you are lost now dont you ... many will follow OH DEAR ...

enjoy it .. !!

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Old 30 November 2008, 01:00 AM   #65
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Congrats!!! - great watch a true classic.. you know you are lost now dont you ... many will follow OH DEAR ...

enjoy it .. !!

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Old 30 November 2008, 01:48 AM   #66
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Tophy, do you have a planning to buy Pannie again?
What model?
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Old 30 November 2008, 02:17 AM   #67
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Old 30 November 2008, 03:08 AM   #68
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Toph, would would be your next PAM move if you were to buy now?
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Old 30 November 2008, 12:03 PM   #69
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Very nice Toph!!!!!! Looks great on your wrist! A good solid watch!
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Old 30 November 2008, 12:17 PM   #70
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Toph, would would be your next PAM move if you were to buy now?
either 0005 or a 112 . i dont really like the PAM's with complications that much. the simple designs look outstanding to me. I prefer the Radiomir style but it would be nice to have a luminor too - not a great fan of teh Submersibles, but there is still time...
you planning on getting one in the near future?

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Old 30 November 2008, 12:19 PM   #71
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Very nice Toph!!!!!! Looks great on your wrist! A good solid watch!
i am seriously impressed with it. even though its a basic movemnet at a high cost I totally love it
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Old 1 December 2008, 12:23 PM   #72
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Well, there are some advatages to having a basic movement. Easy to service or repair, reliable and proven, and simple. Try getting a Patek in-house movement repaired in Kathmandu. But, you could get your Unitas movement repaired in Kathmandu.
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Old 1 December 2008, 04:54 PM   #73
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Well, there are some advatages to having a basic movement. Easy to service or repair, reliable and proven, and simple. Try getting a Patek in-house movement repaired in Kathmandu. But, you could get your Unitas movement repaired in Kathmandu.
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Old 2 December 2008, 11:44 PM   #74
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Congratulations on your new PAM - On the subject of sourcing some additional straps, I really would urge you to have a detailed look at ABP based in Paris.

They created 3 Croco straps for my PAM 188 and have to say the craftsmanship and quality is 1st class.

Hope this helps, and enjoy the new purchase
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My compliments Chris!!!

I want a Panerai in the worst way. Someday soon I will join your elite group!
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either 0005 or a 112 . i dont really like the PAM's with complications that much. the simple designs look outstanding to me. I prefer the Radiomir style but it would be nice to have a luminor too - not a great fan of teh Submersibles, but there is still time...
you planning on getting one in the near future?
My first "real watch" was a 177 back in 2004. I have wanted an additional one ever since. Came real close 6 months ago to buying a white faced 113 but, changed my mind. Now, that 88 and the 233 look real good to me... too good...
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