recommend first panerai

[clocking]

320 very good. + gmt + power reserve indicator on the back, going from red to black. 312 just very simple & basic.

[roguehog]

Actually the pri on the back is not that greasy. It doesn't tell u exactly how much power reserve there actually is. Fir all u know, you have just made it just beyond the red zone only.

[clocking]

Pam 320. Panerai P. 9001 calibre
Luminor 1950 3 Days GMT Automatic Movement



Pam 312. Panerai P.9002 calibre
Luminor 1950 3 Days Automatic Movement



Extra info, i really go crazy on this hehe
Pam 270 Panerai P.2003 calibre
Long power reserve of 10 days Automatic Movement
GMT function second time zone, 24h indicator (pm/am)
Hours, minutes, small seconds, Date
10 days Power reserve indicator, seconds reset

[benade]

Thanks! I was considering getting a Rolex Green Face Submariner or GMT Blue-Black in Switzerland. But the Pam really caught my heart. The charming boutique lady manager in Lucerne Pam Boutique definitely plays a part too.

Hi,

Are you able to share how much you pay for the 312?

[roguehog]

I find the 320, 312, 359 case a bit modern looking. Of the three Pam's I have, I like this the least.

[Wanderlust]

Hi,

Are you able to share how much you pay for the 312?

I bought PAM 510, not 312. I like the clean face and the 8 day power reserve is perfect.

[FullHouse]

I bought PAM 510, not 312. I like the clean face and the 8 day power reserve is perfect.

Good choice & what's your damage in pocket so far....hehe?

[roguehog]

I think wanderlust got it in lucerne so probably cheaper. Local rrp is sgd9500. No likely to get very huge discounter any at all as it's a relatively new model.

[joe_thesilentmaddog]

yea 510 is a pretty nice piece, have personally try it on at the ION boutique. Still, prefer my 312 for the automatic movement, too lazy to manual wind.

[boon_tl]

Go ION boutique, THG, Cortina, etc. ask them to take all the Panerai watches out for you to try, then you will know which one you should start with...kekekeke

[boon_tl]

Terry, go to ION boutique or any AD, try all the PAMs, surely you will find one within your budget and fit your wrist. Buy something you like but not to impress the rest.

[pitpit7]

Hi
Anyone can tell me if PAM 505 or 504 is a better buy?
Thanks.

[stressed]

All depends on which you would prefer on your wrist. Unless it's for show, go for the more expensive model.

[boon_tl]

Am a bit reserve on composite model....saw negative reviews on forum with pics...

[wolfeyes2]

I think the question I would like to ask is how much are you willing to spend on Pam? your first pammy need not be their entry models. Perhaps you can shoot for higher for example? There's no point buying entry level and then subsequently spend more $$ to "upgrade" (although it's the fun part of watch collecting but it comes with a hefty price tag).

fellow member here have advised you on some basic questions you need to ask what sort of pam you want so I think you can use that to narrow down to the most ideal model.