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CharlieG · 27 February 2018, 12:22 AM

Does the paperwork indicate this run was limited to just 1500 pieces?
Curious is that considered low production and is there a better chance for the watch to hold its future resale value? Appreciate any info the experts can share.

Charlie

waikeekee · 27 February 2018, 02:06 AM

Yes and no.

1) Yes, your watch, which is a “R” series is the 974th in the production line of 1,500 pieces.

2) No. Sorry to say this but this model PAM00609 or what I have (PAM00610) are all regular production watches. They will churn them them out every year.

3) No. Getting a watch in hopes of getting a profit is not the way to go. You might as well buy a few grans of gold with the money spent on this watch as investment.

4) Lastly, you should keep the serial and millesimation number (R0974/1500) confidential to prevent others from using your numbers to scam others or produce Fakerai.

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CharlieG · 27 February 2018, 02:26 AM

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Originally Posted by waikeekee

Yes and no.

1) Yes, your watch, which is a “R” series is the 974th in the production line of 1,500 pieces.

2) No. Sorry to say this but this model PAM00609 or what I have (PAM00610) are all regular production watches. They will churn them them out every year.

3) No. Getting a watch in hopes of getting a profit is not the way to go. You might as well buy a few grans of gold with the money spent on this watch as investment.

4) Lastly, you should keep the serial and millesimation number (R0974/1500) confidential to prevent others from using your numbers to scam others or produce Fakerai.

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Thank you. Was not looking at this as an investment just curious as to what the production numbers really meant.

Will edit out the numbers per you advice once the option is enabled.

waikeekee · 27 February 2018, 02:46 AM

Oh! I forgot to add that the series “R” means 2015. The year of manufacturing the watch.

Q: 2014
R: 2015
S: 2016
T: 2017

And so on and so forth.

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dualcarb · 27 February 2018, 03:20 AM

The alphabet “R” is the production year of the watch, which has already been shared by waikeekee. And they produced 1,500 units of PAM 609 during that year. Yours being the 974th.

CharlieG · 27 February 2018, 05:10 AM

Helpful information , I was thinking the total run of this model is 1500 units.

27 February 2018, 12:22 AM	#1
CharlieG "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Real Name: Charlie Location: NY Posts: 1,135	Pam 609 Does the paperwork indicate this run was limited to just 1500 pieces? Curious is that considered low production and is there a better chance for the watch to hold its future resale value? Appreciate any info the experts can share. Charlie Attached Images

27 February 2018, 02:06 AM	#2
waikeekee "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Ubi Posts: 619	Pam 609 Yes and no. 1) Yes, your watch, which is a “R” series is the 974th in the production line of 1,500 pieces. 2) No. Sorry to say this but this model PAM00609 or what I have (PAM00610) are all regular production watches. They will churn them them out every year. 3) No. Getting a watch in hopes of getting a profit is not the way to go. You might as well buy a few grans of gold with the money spent on this watch as investment. 4) Lastly, you should keep the serial and millesimation number (R0974/1500) confidential to prevent others from using your numbers to scam others or produce Fakerai. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

27 February 2018, 02:46 AM	#4
waikeekee "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Ubi Posts: 619	Oh! I forgot to add that the series “R” means 2015. The year of manufacturing the watch. Q: 2014 R: 2015 S: 2016 T: 2017 And so on and so forth. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

27 February 2018, 03:20 AM	#5
dualcarb "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2013 Real Name: Patrick Location: HK/Malaysia Watch: Lover Posts: 1,223	The alphabet “R” is the production year of the watch, which has already been shared by waikeekee. And they produced 1,500 units of PAM 609 during that year. Yours being the 974th.

27 February 2018, 05:10 AM	#6
CharlieG "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Real Name: Charlie Location: NY Posts: 1,135	Helpful information , I was thinking the total run of this model is 1500 units.

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