very blur leh..gd pam to start off?

[myfairmissy.com]

any gd recommendations for a gd pam to start off?
budget below 6k with date?
preowned ok but best if brand new.
any suggestions?

[Paneraii]

You have to do some research first. In the end, what if you don't like the watch? Do note: economy very bad now and resale market has been slowed.........slow...

if you are asking for my opinion, buy the cheapest luminor lying around.

[myfairmissy.com]

that is why i'm thinking of getting one now.
what's a better time like this?

[panerai7776]

any gd recommendations for a gd pam to start off?
budget below 6k with date?
preowned ok but best if brand new.
any suggestions?

Budget below $6,000 for a pam with date abit tough. Maybe you want to forgo the date thingy?
Agree with bro Paneraii, just grab any luminor with/without date.

[muchen]

with date adjust and budget of 6k is hard for new pams, maybe pre-own..

[Dev69]

The 176 or 177 are both good watches to start out with. Depending if u want the sec gauge or not..

[rayleh]

176 and 177 are Ti so more exp. 000, 005, 111, 112 are normal polished steel and they are more affordable.

[breitling77]

I reckon 111 is the best starter. I feel the second hand subdial is an iconic feature of PAM. Moreoever, it helps to tell whether the watch has "stopped". The Base models are nice but without the subdial, I feel something is missing. But in terms of price, I think Base models are slightly cheaper. That's my 2 cents worth of opinions.

[roguehog]

The 176 or 177 are both good watches to start out with. Depending if u want the sec gauge or not..

Bro, not sure if you checked the date of the first post by ts. This thread is almost 4 years old already. I reckon the ts would've already bout the watch or scrapped the idea.