Details of the Bell and Ross
BR01-92 PVD Coated
Serial number 01924
Undated warranty card
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Curse the culprit!
Poor u!
I feel for u man!
I feel bad today...my rants in other threads make me feel so shame that u r suffering here.
I hope you are ok, bro.
Have e police come back to u?
I will keep a look out for ya.
Will pass this message to e rest of my gang.
My this turn out good for ya....
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I will try to keep it short and simple.
2 weeks ago when I posted my PAM312 out for sale, I got a respond from a forum member. As we communicated through SMS, I do not have his nick. He acknowledge himself as Melvin on the phone.
He wanted to purchase the PAM312 and later suggested that he prefer to trade with his black 116520 instead. He even made an offered to have 2 of my watches on sale for his 116520. The other watch is the Bell and Ross 01-92.
We agreed to meet around my house one evening. He brought 3 Rolexes, a SD 'D' series, a Submariner Half Gold that he wore that night and the Daytona "F". All his watcnes are with boxes, paper, manual + tags. In a way, he presented his watches as full set.
As I am only interested in the Daytona, I decided to look out for the authenticity . Black ring at crown, sweeping hands, the functionality of the chronograph function etc. Everything seems to be ok.
We traded both of my watches with his. Later at home, I even remove the bracelet and checked the lugs, the model number is correct and the serial number matches. I didn't find anything amiss till then.
The next day, I send an SMS to him, wanted to ask for the selling price of his SD. There was no reply. I tried to call his mobile and realised that it is turned off. Finding it weird, I check his number through my friend and discovered that the number is from a pre-paid SIM.
I brought the watch to my friend's pre-owned shop to open up the back case and confirmed that it is a fake. In fact, I brought to another shop to check as well to re-confirm this piece of information.
A police report was made and Richemont has been informed about this case.
I have thought about it and decided not to dwell too much on it. Anyway, this person indeed has ill intentions due to the fact that he was using a pre-paid card the whole time. His watches even have certification to 'trick' people.
I kept this story in the first place, thinking that I might "alert' him and put him on guard. I do not think that I will find him already anyway. Therefore, I think I should inform all fellow members here to be wary.
If anyone is holding to the PAM 312 that I mentioned in the beginning of this thread, I hope that you can give me more details of how you get this watch and hopefully we can find the culprit so that no one else will fall for this again.
I am handling it well and treating as a lesson learned. I have no one to blame but myself and my love for this hobby.
The 116520 is now resting in the box. I am impressed with the workmanship!Leave a comment:
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bro, is that the 312 u sold?
nothing much I can do but I dont mind using it as an excuse to scrutinise my friend's 312 when I see them.
all the best and if I find anything will let you know.Leave a comment:
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Bro, what happened?
Hope it get sorted out.
Let me know if u need helpLeave a comment:
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I need everyone's help!
Hi guys,
I am looking for this particular Panerai that has a story behind which I will tell everyone soon. I am not sure if this is a good time yet.
The details of the watch is as below;
PAM312
K Series: K1440
Serial No: OP6746 BB1326308
Brand NEW condition, FULL SET
Warranty date: 11Oct09
Ad stamp: Charles Greig, V & A Waterfront, Cape Town, South Africa
If anyone of you got this watch from any dealers from purchases or trade. Can you please contact me at 93801381, Jason or maybe you can PM me as well.
I will appreciate your assistance in this matter.
I whole heartly thanks everyone who is reading this and passing the message around.
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