Joma shop deal on PAM514 (ends 12/20/15)

[Etschell]

I am in no way affiliated with Jomashop but I will pass this along, very good price if you ask me:

http://www.jomashop.com/panerai-watch-pam00514.html

EXTRA $1200 OFF W/ CODE
"BF4-PM1200" - EXP 12/20
FINAL PRICE: $4,995

[WristEnvy]

Tempting

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[Eagle dunes 75]

Better check warranty. JS offers their own warranty. Factory warranty not in play. Could be a problem.

[Lordofrolex]

If it was BNIB I would say go for it and still under full factory warranty.

[Eagle dunes 75]

I think they substitute their warranty for factory warranty.

[Maxy]

I really love this deal and has been thinking for sometime now but issue is 47mm and not fan of dial with only 12 and 6 numbers. If no date and 3 at that place, I might have got it.

[eijiboy]

be careful, its not in stock. you might have to wait for a while to get it.

[UncleSwiss]

Originally Posted by Etschell

I am in no way affiliated with Jomashop but I will pass this along, very good price if you ask me:

http://www.jomashop.com/panerai-watch-pam00514.html

EXTRA $1200 OFF W/ CODE
"BF4-PM1200" - EXP 12/20
FINAL PRICE: $4,995

Buy pre-owned sir...get another 1K or more off

[UncleSwiss]

Originally Posted by Lordofrolex

If it was BNIB I would say go for it and still under full factory warranty.

The only way you get a genuine PAM warranty is buying at an AD

[Maxy]

Originally Posted by UncleSwiss

Buy pre-owned sir...get another 1K or more off

This is 2015 model. Don't think we already have pre-owned and at 60% off.

[Lordofrolex]

Originally Posted by UncleSwiss

The only way you get a genuine PAM warranty is buying at an AD

Not true my PAM 359 was bought grey market BNIB and the factory warranty was intact.

[dj1809]

Originally Posted by Lordofrolex

Not true my PAM 359 was bought grey market BNIB and the factory warranty was intact.

So the warranty transfers with the watch as long as it was originally bought at an AD?

[UncleSwiss]

Originally Posted by Lordofrolex

Not true my PAM 359 was bought grey market BNIB and the factory warranty was intact.

Very, very lucky sir, most do not.

[kunlun]

Just remember that Jomashop, like many of the gutter-end of the grey market, does not honor their warranty easily...

If you have a problem with your watch (which is being sold on jomashop because someone, somewhere couldn't sell it or it needed some work done, etc.), don't expect any service from them.

[Mastergreenhand]

Originally Posted by UncleSwiss

Very, very lucky sir, most do not.

Not lucky at all. Don't know where you got that info from. The warranty is valid as long as the card is valid.

In the case of Joma, you get NO Panerai warranty. It's their own warranty. Not worth it to me. I bought Joma once, and never would again. I'd rather buy pre-owned or gray.

[71eh]

There are few routes/channels how grey market acquire time pieces. Such online retailers could not provide manufacturers warranty due to the process of liquidation/auctions. Some says some Jonathan products has valid warranty but their warranty is thier own as site said. Plus someone said in above, you should call them before you made an order (if you are still not care about warranty part) and make sure they have item in stock...

Bottom line I would go with known dealer in TRF or WUS or local AD.

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[UncleSwiss]

Originally Posted by Mastergreenhand

Not lucky at all. Don't know where you got that info from. The warranty is valid as long as the card is valid.

In the case of Joma, you get NO Panerai warranty. It's their own warranty. Not worth it to me. I bought Joma once, and never would again. I'd rather buy pre-owned or gray.

My point exactly...Joma has NO factory warranty as does most crap online shops! We are talking about gray market "shops" online... isn't that what this topic is about sir? Not watches that were already bought WITH official warranties then resold... guess you didn't read between the lines. I regress, should have made that more clear when stating previously about "factory warranties"