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17 March 2011, 04:35 AM | #1 |
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who got the last 360 ?
If you have one, could you tell whe you got it ?
Do thet still deliver these or were the last pieces delivered already months ago ? I know ONLY 300 pce is almost nothing and makes this a very rare sought after watch but still, how long does it take to make 300 pce ? |
17 March 2011, 05:43 AM | #2 |
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Only for Panerai "Inner Club" members.
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17 March 2011, 05:55 AM | #3 |
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Agreed, it seems there was NOTHING random about how the 360 owners got picked, but it really doesn't bother me.
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The 360 really turned me off to Panerai. It was complete BS, they make a watch in rememberance of Bob, who I knew, and then don't give everyone who wants to celebrate his legacy a chance to own one. I think Panerai made a huge mistake by not making 2000 of them and letting everyone who wanted one, get one. You can't make a watch to celebrate a community and a special moderator on Paneristi and not give all the members a chance to on one.
I got so sick of logging into Paneristi daily and seeing which new straps someone put on their 360, or who the newest owner of one was. It got to a point that I stopped reading Paneristi, which completly took me away from the brand and I ended up selling my Panerai's. There are so many out there that just want the watch because they only made 300, complete fools who have no idea what it is all about.
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I like certain Panerai watches, and I had owned few pieces (88, 328, 351, 359, 321, 305, 270, most of them has gone), I never care so call "Panerai DNA", never care those base models, I really don't like watch without date and second hand, also hate manual wind watch. |
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i thought it'd be a much better idea for Panerai to make an effort to come up with "a different" design for this occassion.
a PVD/DLC 000 with orangy dial & brown strap isnt enough of an effort imo. |
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http://www.watchuwant.com/search/adv...44%3A%22360%22
Here you not that hard to find. Let me know how you make out |
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If you want one you have to pay a hefty premium just like the 339 and other Paneristi speciales!!!
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You really want one..this is like the XXX post you have made about the piece..just pay the premium and pick it up...and spare us...
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Absolutely not worth anywhere near the asking price imo.
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18 March 2011, 12:27 AM | #13 |
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Did they screw up the distribution of the watch? Yes.
Is that reason to write off the entire watch company even though you like the design and look of the watch? No. Watch companies use us to get money. We use watch companies b/c the watches make us happy.
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i agree with the above 100%.
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Not to hijack this tread but the Ploprof is one fine watch!! I own and love this watch
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If you are making a watch to celebrate a former mod on Panerisit, then only make a few hundred, it completely takes away from everything the BBQ 360 is supposed to be. I got so tired of reading how the 360 is in honer of Bob and how it is so great that Panerai did a special edition for Paneristi, it's a joke. If Panerai and the mods on Paneristi really wanted to make this watch special, they would have made enough for all the forum members who would have been honored to wear a watch that celebrated both Bob and Paneristi. $30,000 for a 360, what a complete crock. Well done Panerai on completely screwing up something that really could have been special and made the members of Paneristi feel more like true risti's.
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My point is this. If you like the design and love staring at it, own it. Don't punish yourself. But, at the same time, if you can't think of anything else when you look at your watch, then your choice is good. I'm just trying to roll with the punches. I felt a little punched by the way they acted like the 360 was open to all, when it really wasn't, but I still love to stare at these things.
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I am a pretty close second. I have sold off 3 or 4 since the 360 fiasco. The ones I kept & wear the most are a 98 (42mm) and a 51 ( 40mm). I've tucked a 249 and 190 away. I wear those occassionally, but they may go on the chopping block. Since that , I did pick up an LV, and wear it a lot. I only read the occassional Risti post now Their posts have really dropped off lately. Doesn't help one of their members will soon be in jail, if not there already.
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This watch was NOT made for that person. Some American paneristi who knew him want to call it a BBQ360 but 95% of the Paneristis do not know this guy Also Panerai didn't know him, they made a 360 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of that site, and not for somebody who passed away. Now, don't get me wrong If you knew him I'm sorry for your loss but everybody looses good friends and I don't know why this watch should be dedicated to bob and not to the other dozens of Paneristi's who passed away the last years. And about not getting a 360, so what ? I didn't get it too Next time better luck I suppose Why should they have made 2000 of them and not 300 ? Schould they also make 10000 232-249-127-203 ... If you look at these references there are also a lot less watches than what the marked asked for. |
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Really, Chris? I don't know. I'm a person that will "turn off the channel" if I don't like what I'm watching. None-the-less, I guess I didn't realize how influential the whole 360 thing was on some people. Big picture, it is only a watch and a watch company though....
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IMHO, if Panerai was making a watch for loyal forum members, they should have made enough to reward all those loyal followers.
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Not to flame the fire, but
Why not make your own version using a 000, 111 or something else? Colored lume, dlc or PVD case - no biggie and it will be a 1 of 1 model.
Not worth getting all bent out of shape over. It's a material item....that's all.
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I can understand your point but it's always the same thing Panerai has thousands of fans. 5000 ? 10000 ? 50000 ? I don't know but every time they make a hot watch a lot of people will not get one. 1500 pce of the 339 is also not enough The same can be said about almost all the other brands too. Complicated Paket watches like a 5070 or 5970 were very difficult to get ( the 5070 in platinum was VERY limited and probably only for their best clients or for peolpe who had a VERY good relationship with their AD, limited AP, Limited Panerai, Limited ... Only Rolex does not limit watches but on the other hand, untill 2 years ago a SS daytona also had a 3 year waiting list. Making less watches than the market wants is a very good marketing trick. You wanted a 360 and I wanted one too. We did not get it No problem, better luck next time But I don't blame Panerai or Paneristi , I still LOVE the brand and the Paneristi site is by far the most interesting Panerai forum |
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Annoyance starts,when it has to be sent to Switzerland.Cost quote can only be given when it arrives there.This takes months and $$$$. Nothing to do with the 360. |
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